Month: April 2015

Temple Adjuncts Push for Union Vote

April 9, 2015 Jacqueline Marie Nelms

Temple University’s adjunct professors are continuing their petition for unionization. Along with rallies throughout campus, they have created a petition for a union election. View More »

Temple CIS Working on 3D Surveillance Camera

April 9, 2015 Caralyn Michelle Dienstman

Surveillance cameras are scattered throughout Temple’s Campus. They cannot be adjusted or moved, and they can only provide basic still images of a scene, and often grainy ones at that. View More »

5 Ways to Ease the Student Debt Pain

April 9, 2015 Jeseamy Muentes

Don’t be an April fool this month. Celebrate Financial Literacy Month by following Temple’s debt-reducing tips: Borrow from federal loan sources first Keep track of student loan borrowing Build a budget Ask for help! View More »

A Full Course in a Fraction of a Semester? Here’s How.

April 8, 2015 Kirsten Courtney Lewis

Temple University has announced that students can now complete courses in a shorter period of time than the traditional semester. View More »

2 Shot Outside Party Near Campus, No TUalert

April 3, 2015 Rob DiRienzo

Authorities are investigating a shooting that took place in the wee hours of the morning, just a block from campus. View More »

Women’s Basketball Loses in Final Four of WNIT

April 2, 2015 Rebeccah A Hendrickson

The Temple women’s basketball team’s run in the WNIT ended with an overtime loss to West Virginia University in the semifinals of the WNIT Wednesday night. View More »

Future TU Wins TSG Election, Ryan Rinaldi Wins Presidency

April 2, 2015 Melissa A Steininger

Temple University has chosen its next student leaders. Ryan Rinaldi with the Future TU platform won the Temple Student Government elections, announced Thursday morning. View More »

“Person” of the Week: Baron The Police Dog

April 2, 2015 Caralyn Michelle Dienstman

By Emily Strange Temple Police’s secret weapon is a man’s best friend. Baron is one of the two Temple Police kanines who help to keep campus safe as well as his police team and the rest of the North Philadelphia community. View More »