In August 2023 Morgan Dining Hall was closed down leaving J&H Dining Hall to be the only buffet-style dining hall on campus. During this time the dining hall has faced several challenges and has recently made some changes. News editor Sidney Rochnik talks about the challenges J&H has faced and how they have improved.

On Jan. 24, Temple announced it would discontinue the Diamond Dollars program at the end of the Spring 2024 semester. The program has been a go-to payment method for Temple students since 1999. Features editor Molly Fiske talks about how students, parents, and vendors have reacted to the decision.

In June 2023, the Pennsylvania House passed legislation that would increase the minimum wage to $11 at the start of 2024, $13 in 2025, and $15 in 2026, but the bill was unsuccessful. At Temple, pay for student workers starts at $7.25. News editors Oliver Sabo and Kayla Bryan talk about how student workers feel about the wages they are paid.

As Temple deals with an enrollment decline student leaders have felt the decline as they struggle to recruit new members to join their student organizations. Features editor Molly Fiske talks about why student organizations are seeing decreased participation and how they are dealing with it.

The United States Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights opened an investigation into the alleged harassment of Jewish students at Temple. Assistant News Editor Sidney Rochnik explains how this complaint came about. 

Temple Men’s Basketball has reached the midpoint of their season. Assistant Sports Editor Ryan Mack talks about how the season has gone so far and what to expect of the rest of the season.

Provost Gregory Mandel sent a survey with options to adjust the Fall 2024 semester schedule to accommodate Election Day. Assistant Sports Editor Ryan Mack discusses how scheduling decisions are made. 

Fidget toys are usually seen as distractions for children, but they are being tested in college classrooms. Assistant Opinion Editor Valeria Uribe explains why fidget toys are helpful in the classroom.

Temple’s student body has shrunk by almost 10,000 students over 4 years causing budget cuts and the University to reassess recruitment tactics. Assistant News Editor Sidney Rocknik hops on the mic to talk about how this has impacted the university and give an update on TAUP contract negotiations. 

Temple Athletics has struggled to find success the find success the past few years as it grapples with mass coaching turnover, little to no support for NIL, and difficulty fundraising. Chief Copy Editor Samuel O’Neal and Sports Editor Declan Landis discuss how these challenges have changed the department’s culture and what can be done. 

*This episode of RePrint was recorded prior to E.J. Warner announcing he would enter the transfer portal 

Temple was just ranked as one of the most stylish schools in the country. Features editor Molly Fiske talks about how Temple got there and the style Temple students wear.

The Basketball season just started with some electric wins from the men’s and women’s teams. Sports Editors Declan Landis and Ryan Mack talk about how these games went and what the rest of the season should look like. 

It’s election time in Philadelphia! News editors Oliver Sabo and Sidney Rochnik talk about candidates’ stances on Temple issues, the other positions up grabs, and how students can vote 

The college application process is often filled with anxiety and pressure to get into your dream school. Opinion editor Claire Zeffer talks about her experience and she ended up at Temple. 

There has been a lack of university-hosted events this year for Hispanic Heritage Month even though Temple is welcoming their most diverse class for the fourth year in a row. Assistant opinion editor Valeria Uribe explains the importance of these events and what could be done. 

Temple has created a Presidential Search Advisory Committee to evaluate candidates to be Temple’s President and to make recommendations to the board. News Editor Oliver Sabo talks about who is on the committee and how stakeholders will be heard.

President JoAnne Epps saw an increase in positivity around campus after a difficult semester. News Editor Oliver Sabo talks about her legacy and impact on campus. 

An increase in tuition, interest rates, and the abandonment of student loan forgiveness has left students with the burden of student debt. Features editor Molly Fiske talks about how students are dealing with this and what help there is.

Temple’s Department of Public Safety hired Matt Petrillo, a Temple alumnus and former CBS3 reporter. News Editor Oliver Sabo talks about his role on campus. 

On Aug. 15, Governor Josh Shapiro’s administration expanded eligibility for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program to help Pennsylvania college students. Opinion editors Claire Zeffer and Valeria Uribe explain why students should take advantage of this program.