The group joined Temple leaders to discuss critical issues facing students

The national advisor for Black engagement for the Biden-Harris campaign, Adjoa B. Asamoah is also the social impact strategist for the CROWN Act.

Temple students, faculty and staff share their thoughts on Kamala Harris’ election victory.

Assistant Professor of Political Science Michael Sances discusses how issues of racial injustice have influenced the campaigns.

Get to know the Temple alumni, students and faculty involved with the recent Democratic and Republican National Conventions.

The network offered Temple students a look inside its tour bus just before Election Day as it stopped by campus on a battleground states tour.

Temple alumni and employees will work to ensure the city is engaged in commerce and economic development, public safety and other areas of civic engagement.

Last week, more than 100 invited governmental, business, labor and non-profit leaders came together at the Penn's Landing Hyatt for a day of information and discussion sessions on the theme "Building a Stronger Regional Economy: How Public Pension Funding Challenges and Energy Development Opportunities Will Affect Our Future." The symposium was hosted by Temple's new Center on

Last week, Temple's Academic Center on Research and Diversity (ACCORD) hosted Race in the Race, a town hall forum exploring how candidates and the media have addressed race and diversity during the 2012 presidential election cycle. A panel of 10 student leaders discussed the issues and took questions from audience members. The event will be shown on TUTV later this month.

In his forthcoming book, The Timeline of Presidential Elections: How Campaigns do (and do not) matter (2012), Temple political scientist Christopher Wlezien argues that specific events in a campaign matter much less than it would appear relative to the attention they receive.

With the 2012 presidential election just months away, the nation's attention has turned to the Democratic and Republican presidential nominating conventions. Temple University political experts Christopher Wlezien, Kevin Arceneaux and Robin Kolodny offer their insights on the campaigns and what to expect from the conventions this year.