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Temple’s Board of Trustees approves tuition increase for 2024-25

11 July 2024 Evelyn Blower

The increase comes as the state allocated the same financial appropriation for the sixth year in a row.

September 27: Remembering the Life and Legacy of President JoAnne Epps

27 September 2023 Pablo Rouco

RePrint is your biweekly rundown of the stories you need to know about from The Temple News’. It is available on Wednesdays featuring Pablo Rouco and other editors from The Temple News.

Temple’s Board of Trustees approves tuition increase for 2023-24

11 July 2023 Taylor Addison

The trustees approved a 4.2 percent base tuition increase for in-state students and a 4.4 percent increase for out-of-state students.

TUGSA speaks out after Temple withdraws benefits

09 February 2023 Oliver Sabo

The university sent an email to union members Wednesday notifying them that their full tuition balance would be due on March 9.

Make college more affordable

30 August 2022 Editorial Board

The Editorial Board argues that colleges require more funding despite Biden’s student loan debt forgiveness.

Temple, professors, and students comment on Biden’s student debt plans

30 August 2022 Maddie Sterner

Temple students graduate with an average of $24,437 in federal student loans.

Board of Trustees approves tuition increase for second consecutive year

12 July 2022 Fallon Roth

Trustees approved a 3.9 percent base tuition hike for in-state and out-of-state undergraduate and graduate students this year.

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

Temple students enroll in new courses, weigh time off as deadlines near

08 September 2020 Natalie Kerr

Class registration is finalized five days after Temple suspended in-person classes.

Temple University should offer students partial tuition reimbursement

24 March 2020 Tyler Perez

As classes move online in response to the COVID-19 outbreak, quality of instruction is declining and students deserve fair reimbursement.