Patrick Eiding News Today

Last month, Temple University’s Board of Trustees welcomed two newly appointed members to its governing body. These appointments represent the latest of a number of recent changes to the board’s membership. Earlier this fall, the board welcomed four additional newly appointed members and also reintroduced two returning members. Kenneth Scott and Robert Taylor are the newest

This year’s awards honored those who helped get the organization started back in 2003.

The Welcoming Center started by offering programs to help immigrants integrate in Philly. Now those immigrants are shaping its future.

The organization has provided essential services to over 20,000 people since it was founded in 2003.

Striking Temple graduate and research assistants face a Temple Board of Trustees made up of an array of Democratic Party officials, a retired AFL-CIO bureaucrat and super wealthy individuals.

The struggle must be expanded through the formation of rank-and-file committees representing all sections of the campus workforce and the students.

These are the political players thriving in the City of Brotherly Love.

The effort, led by the Philly Democratic Socialists of America, ran counter to the massive coffee chain’s union-busting efforts.

Workers from the four shops joined allies for a morning press conference at 20th and Market streets.