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Temple must strengthen university leadership - Vimarsana News

Temple must strengthen university leadership

The Editorial Board urges Temple’s administration to improve their leadership style amid an overwhelming lack of confidence.

Temple faculty union votes to authorize no-confidence vote against President Jason Wingard, provost and board chair - Vimarsana News

Temple faculty union votes to authorize no-confidence vote against President Jason Wingard, provost and board chair

Faculty aren’t the only ones concerned. The 16 deans at Temple also plan to send an email to chair of the board Mitchell Morgan Wednesday morning requesting a meeting.

Temple trustees take stronger oversight role as university struggles with "unprecedented confluence of serious challenges" - Vimarsana News

Temple trustees take stronger oversight role as university struggles with "unprecedented confluence of serious challenges"

Also, president Jason Wingard, who is facing a no-confidence vote by the faculty union, said he intended to pause some initiatives in the strategic plan to focus on campus safety and enrollment.

Broad Street Brief: City Council Committee Holds Hearings on Source-of-Income Discrimination, Rent Control | Cozen O'Connor - Vimarsana News

Broad Street Brief: City Council Committee Holds Hearings on Source-of-Income Discrimination, Rent Control | Cozen O'Connor

This week, the Committee on Housing, Neighborhood Development & the Homeless heard testimony on housing voucher-based discrimination and potential legislation on rent control, during...

Campus Reform the #1 Source for College News - Vimarsana News

Campus Reform the #1 Source for College News

84% of the faculty union supported holding a vote of no confidence against the president, provost, and Board of Trustees chair.