joanne epps - The Temple News

The landmark decision sets a new precedent for college admissions offices nationwide.

Charles L. Blockson spent most of his life collecting items relevant to Black culture for his collection, which is now overseen by Temple University.

The university encourages students to seek Tuttleman Counseling Services for support.

The university will hold individual school and college ceremonies throughout the month of May.

Two students urge Temple to include permanent residents in their search for a new president.

Epps previously served as executive dean and provost prior to taking a sabbatical shortly after the arrival of former President Jason Wingard.

Several senior administrators will take on new responsibilities, while others plan to retire or leave the university.

The PA Innocence Project helps free wrongfully convicted Pennsylvanians from prison.

The food pantry is accepting donations this week to prepare for its opening.

Administrators said they hope to attract inductees to the hall.