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Board of Trustees approves tuition increase, construction projects

06 July 2021 Fallon Roth

The Board of Trustees approved a 2.5 percent increase in the base tuition rate for all students for the 2021-22 academic year, marking the first tuition hike for in-state students since the 2018-19 academic year

State funding: a piece of Temple’s tuition puzzle

11 September 2018 Lindsay Bowen

Temple raises tuition as support for higher education declines and its endowment remains low.

Campaign aims to raise $100 million

04 September 2012 John Moritz

Fundraising effort targets alumni and friends of the university.

More donors, less cash pledged to university

24 October 2011 Kate Kelly

Despite an increase in donors, the university has made less money than FY 2011, so far. A university strategy to build Temple’s financial-donor base has boosted the number of donations given to the university this fiscal

Budget bruises

29 August 2011 The Temple News

Students and employees alike must weather budget woes together. The university took a hit in the wallet over the summer, courtesy Gov. Tom Corbett, as he reduced the state’s subsidies to state-related universities. Temple saw

Officials decline to break down GAF allocations

04 May 2011 Angelo Fichera

The Temple News explores the history and process of the General Activity Fee. After finals end and summer begins, some student and department heads will remain on Main Campus discussing finances. This summer, as per

Transparent Pockets

03 May 2011 Editorial Board

Students should be able to expect a detailed invoice when tuition’s due. Each full-time matriculated student at Temple pays $295 as part of the University Services Fee. Out of that lump sum, $45 dollars is

Unions, education professionals rally to protest budget

04 April 2011 Amelia Brust

A rally in front of the Liacouras Center on April 4 led protestors to march on Broad Street. City unions and education professionals gathered yesterday, April 4 in front of the Liacouras Center to protest

Phillip McCausland: Raising the volume on state budget cut concerns

15 February 2011 Philip McCausland

Advocating against budget cuts in higher education in Pennsylvania must go beyond the Feb. 15 Harrisburg rally. The voters of Pennsylvania have spoken, and thus, Republican Tom Corbett has replaced Democrat Ed Rendell as Pennsylvania’s