tuition - The Temple News

Trustees vote to increase tuition while hearing ideas for global expansion

21 June 2013 Joe Gilbride

Tuition increased of $400 for in-state students, and $600 for out-of-state students were approved at Thursday’s board meeting.

Governor changes face, proposes level funding

05 February 2013 Sean Carlin

Gov. Tom Corbett annouced a proposal to flat-fund state universities next year.

Video: Students react to Temple tuition freeze

25 July 2012 Saba Aregai

Sacrificing millions in revenue, university officials keep tuition level

20 July 2012 Sean Carlin

Level state funding allowed officials to keep tuition at last year’s rate, at the cost of some revenue dollars.

Board of Trustees announces 2012-2013 tuition freeze

28 June 2012 John Moritz

In response to its expected state appropriation, the university levels tuition, increases financial aid and announces a new plan to raise capital.

To replace lost state dollars, university increases tuition costs and decreases operational expenses

19 July 2011 Angelo Fichera

When Gov. Tom Corbett signed Pennsylvania’s budget, he put to rest months of debates on where and how the commonwealth’s money should be spent for the 2012 fiscal year. A sliver of that money was

Impacting the impending funds decision

15 November 2010 Lauren Hertzler

Students must vocalize appropriation concerns to legislators to avoid a steeper tuition increase in the future. Being away at school kept me from physically casting my vote in the midterm election this year, but you

Protecting Pockets

15 November 2010 Editorial Board

Students should stay informed on the status of Temple’s appropriations. It’s not looking good for students hoping not to see a tuition increase in the 2011-12 academic year. As reported in “Splitting the bill” on

Splitting the bill

15 November 2010

Administrators submitted their annual request for appropriations to the commonwealth in October.

Movers & Shakers: Dennis Lynch

26 April 2010 Matt Finn

Temple students saved a little money this year thanks to Dennis Lynch, the man who successfully worked to prevent a hike in this year’s tuition.