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If passed, the NIL Youth Protection Bill will be the first of its kind in the United States. Temple will also fund a hotline for high school student-athletes to get legal advice about Name, Image and Likeness laws.

Abortion foes are trying to weaponize the Comstock Act, a draconian 19th-century law still on the books, in ways that could make it the greatest threat to reproductive rights in America, write law professors David S. Cohen, Greer Donley and Rachel Rebouché, who argue the law must be repealed as soon as possible. Allowing it to remain on the books is too dangerous and the stakes are too high, they say.

It’s 7 a.m. on the morning of May 26, 2021, and third-year law student Neilay Shah just finished his morning cup of coffee. In a few hours, Shah will appear before a panel of federal judges from the Third Circuit Court of Appeals, where he will challenge the decision to deport a man named Jay Wright to Trinidad and Tobago. Shah and Wright have only known each other for about

Disney is helpless to prevent a spate of schlocky horror films featuring its iconic mascot after losing copyright protection it fought so long to keep.

The poll comes after a year-long effort from Owls Out for Democracy, a group of students working to attain Election Day off for all students.

The Editorial Board encourages the university to consider giving students off on Election Day 2024 without taking away days from Fall break.

Two Temple law students are advocating for a student legal services program on campus, addressing undergraduates’ housing issues.

Copeland, of Radnor, brings 30 years of prosecutorial experience to the table. She so far faces at least one other Republican in the race.

Temple University’s Board of Trustees welcomed four newly appointed members this fall while reintroducing two returning alumni of the governing body. These appointments demonstrate the board’s commitment to the infusion of fresh expertise, diverse voices and community engagement to elevate the institution’s enduring mission of access and excellence.In July, former trustees

Earlier this year, Donald Trump became the first former U.S. president to be indicted. The cases involve criminal efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election (federal 2020 election case), attempted election interference (Georgia 2020 election case), mishandling of classified documents (Mar-a-Lago document case) and hush money payments (New York case). Now