Temple Faculty and Students Say University Has a Leadership Crisis, Possible No Confidence Vote

Temple University students and faculty say the university is currently battling a leadership crisis; those who live and commute around campus are worried about public safety after months of violence. BSheehanTV captures reaction from Temple students.

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