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Honors to guarantee four-year housing

06 April 2010 Karen Blyton

As part of the provost’s plan to make Temple a destination campus, Honors students will be offered on-campus housing.

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Living Methods

09 November 2009 Editorial Board

Problems between students and their landlords need help being solved.

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Popping Bubbles

23 September 2009 Editorial Board

College life sometimes overshadows what is more important: helping others.

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Some locals still oppose developing projects

08 September 2009 Laura Weber

Residents who live near Main Campus and alums of a school slated to become apartments have strong opinions about it.

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Developer has big plans for closed middle school

02 September 2009 Kali Wyrosdic

A local school will see students and use again, thanks to a developer-community partnership.

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Housing Crunch

17 February 2009 Editorial Board

Off-campus housing may be just as viable as Temple’s spaces on Main Campus.

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A house gone green

16 September 2008

Temple alumnus building green off-campus housing.

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Responsible Tenancy

16 September 2008 Editorial Board

Temple students living in Yorktown should take care of their temporary homes.

People You Should Know

Neighborhood kids trade playgrounds for gardening

“Here in Philly, I don’t see anything for the kids,” she said. “Maybe in other neighborhoods, but here, it’s really sad. All you see is kids playing in the street.”

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Local nonprofit gets grant for housing construction and rehabilitation projects

The signs of economic downturn are difficult to ignore in Allegheny West, a North Philadelphia neighborhood plagued by abandoned properties and blight. The aging infrastructure of the residential area limits the opportunities for residents to

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