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This week, Ariana sits down with Assistant News Editor, Nathan Horwitz, to discuss Temple’s drop in FIRE ranking. Also, Opinion Editor, Caelan O’Neill, talks about Philly’s new woman-owned sports bar, Marsha’s

This week Ariana sits down with Assistant Features Editor, Ben DiPalma, to discuss how students on campus are finding comfort in LGBTQ+ organizations amid new legislation and mental health initiative rollbacks. Also, Assistant Opinion Editor, Wania Irfan, talks about how social media and consumerism has impacted the way that students indulge in self-care.

It's the first week of the new school year! New host, Ariana Droz, sits with Co-Sports Editor, Colin Schofield, to go over this year's Football Preview. We also hear from Assistant News Editor, Nathan Horwitz, about how recent legislation around public broadcasting has impacted WRTI.

Journalist and television personality, Anthony Bourdain inspired millions. Opinions Editor McCaillaigh Rouse talks about how Bourdain reshaped her perspective on travel and confronting anxiety. Temple’s resource hubs track increased diversity, needs insecurity, and mental health concerns in incoming students and prepare to support them. Assistant News Editor Kylie Sokoloff talks about growing mental health concerns for the class of 2029.

The election for TSG’s executive office begins tomorrow with two campaigns in the running. Temple Tomorrow, led by Lourdes Cardamone, a junior political science and criminal justice major and Janeese Hochstetler, a junior advertising major, and TUnited, led by Yaam Malka, a sophomore psychology and political science major, and William Walker, a junior political science and secondary education major come on to talk about their policies and what they would do if they were to be elected.

It has been 5 years since the COVID-19 pandemic put a halt on life. Features staff writer Jadon George talks about its lasting impact on Temple and the surrounding community. The National Institutes of Health threatened to pull indirect cost reimbursements on research. News editor Evelyn Blower talks about how Temple has largely dodged these cuts.

President Donald Trump’s executive order to begin mass deportation of undocumented immigrants has sparked fear among students. News Editor Evelyn Blower talks about how Temple is responding to the ICE sightings in Philadelphia and what is being done for international students. Features Editor Bayleh Alexander tells the story of a student who immigrated to this country five years ago and what they fear about these new policies. All this and more on this week’s new episode of RePrint now available on Spotify and Youtube. 

TUalerts have long been a source of confusion for students as some crimes in the patrol zone seem to go unreported by TUalert. Assistant News Editor Nurbanu Sahin explains how Temple’s Department of Public Safety decides which incidents get TUalerts. Temple’s campus saw several protests and demonstrations in 2024 so Assistant Features Editor Mike Nonnemaker talks about the numerous movements we saw in 2024. All this and more on this week’s new episode of RePrint now available on Spotify and Youtube.

SEPTA is no stranger to challenges and setbacks. Assistant News Editor Nurbanu Sahin talks about the financial challenges they face, the multiple changes to its policies, the fare prices, and the government funding it will receive this year after ridership decreases stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic. Features Staff Writer Jadon George talks about SEPTA’s modernization plan as it faces multiple roadblocks. 

Temple Football head coach Stan Drayton will no longer lead the team after almost three years, compiling a record of 8-26 and never qualifying for a bowl game. Sports Editors Ryan Mack and Colin Schofield analyze his time here and his legacy. Temple has seen a 30% increase in its enrollment for the Class of 2028, with 4,926 new students coming into the fall semester. Assistant News Editor Nurbanu Sahin talks about how the university has accomplished this and what to expect for future years.