TSG Debate and Election
The annual election for a new Temple Student Government administration is here. Temple students are able to vote for whichever of the two campaigns they find more attractive. Students can View More »
The annual election for a new Temple Student Government administration is here. Temple students are able to vote for whichever of the two campaigns they find more attractive. Students can View More »
Lead by presidential candidate Tyler Lum, Voice TU stands atop a platform based on three major themes: unite, grow, and advocate. Lum and his Vice Presidents, Bridget Warlea and Almas View More »
Tyrell Mann-Barnes prides himself on being approachable. And he wants students to know his door his always open. Mann-Barnes and his administration have almost completed their first semester in office View More »
The polls have closed, the votes have been counted and Temple students have a new government coming into office in just a few weeks. Empower TU received 32% of the View More »
The Temple Student Government Elections are coming to a close, and some students still don’t know what they are voting for. Last year, only six percent of the student body voted View More »
Unexpected & unique – that’s how Take TU views their campaign. The Temple Student Government hopefuls have labeled themselves the “underdogs” of the 2016 TSG Election. The team is made up View More »
A group of students that isn’t TSG-bred is running for the top office in the Temple Community. Believe in TU is made up of John Jasionowicz, running for Student-Body President, View More »
Temple Student Government has held it’s first debate of the 2016 election. Temple Update moderated the debate along with the Temple News. It happened on Tuesday, March 15th in the Student Center. This View More »
The First Temple Student Government (TSG) debate of the election season will take place tonight. The debate will be among four different tickets: Take TU, Owl OppurTUnity, Empower TU and View More »
Universities in Pennsylvania are taking a stand against the lack of institutional funding for higher education. They are doing so through the Pennsylvania Association of State-Related Students (PASS). Made up View More »