Author: Kelly A Antonacci

March For Our Lives Draws Hundreds of Thousands in Washington D.C.

March 27, 2018 Kelly A Antonacci

Hundreds of thousands covered the streets of the nation’s capital Saturday to join the March For Our Lives. View More »

Protesters Escorted Out of Board of Trustees Meeting

March 19, 2018 Kelly A Antonacci

President Englert met opposition at a Board of Trustees meeting Tuesday. Martha Sherman — the President of FMLA, the Feminist Leadership Alliance — went in on the university president. View More »

Temple Opens Food Pantry

February 22, 2018 Kelly A Antonacci

When Sarah Levine was food insecure, dinnertime didn’t end with the dishes. “The stress of knowing where your next meal is coming from is… always on your mind,” the senior said. View More »

Student Remembers Church Shooting in Montgomery County

November 10, 2017 Kelly A Antonacci

The gunman who opened fire on a congregation in Sutherland Springs is dead, but people around the nation are still grieving the loss of the 26 people he murdered. View More »

TSG’s New Sexual Assault Bill Faces Criticism

April 20, 2017 Kelly A Antonacci

1 in 5 women and 1 in 16 men are sexually assaulted while in college, according to the National Sexual Violence Resource Center. View More »

Library Construction Back on Schedule Following Setback

March 30, 2017 Kelly A Antonacci

Temple University’s new library is on the rise, but Temple’s construction manger, Dozie Ibeh, says getting here wasn’t an easy process. View More »

Board of Trustees Halt Plans to Increase Meal Plan Prices

March 23, 2017 Kelly A Antonacci

Temple’s Board of Trustees voted last Tuesday to increase meal plan prices by 6 percent. Temple’s Chief Financial Officer, Ken Kaiser said this increase was mostly due to the soda tax, which he expects to cost the university $400,000. View More »

‘Stadium Stompers’ Return to North Broad Street

February 16, 2017 Kelly A Antonacci

The Stadium Stompers are back, after months of silence. Lining the street shoulder-to-shoulder, protesters from Stadium Stompers, a campus group dedicated to stopping Temple’s plans for an on-campus stadium, blocked traffic on the Cecil B. View More »