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The funding will be used for gunshot detection technology, license plate readers, retention and recruitment bonuses and cameras.

As gun violence continues to be prevalent near Temple’s Main Campus, some students have transferred to other universities to feel safer.

Temple University Police Association President Alec Shaffer is calling on Vice President for Public Safety Jennifer Griffin to correct her statement.

The announcement comes a day after President Jason Wingard met with city officials to discuss efforts to combat gun violence citywide.

Reckless driving and poor traffic signage contribute to dangers for students on Main Campus.

With mass shootings occurring more frequently, social media can be a vital tool.

Students from Philadelphia discuss feeling out of place in their home city on Main Campus.

Campus Safety found that security officer at The View pulled the fire alarm during a false reported active shooter situation.

Some students said the buses that commute to and from Ambler and Main campuses were unreliable.

Temple Police has been working to become accredited since 2014.