Author: Madison Seitchik

City Responds to Damage from Isaias’ Destructive Path

August 5, 2020 Madison Seitchik

Philadelphia and Philadelphia-area residents faced tough weather on Tuesday, facing heavy rain and harsh winds from tropical storm Isaias, resulting in destructive tornadoes and flooding. View More »

Trump Administration Allows International Students to Stay

July 14, 2020 Madison Seitchik

Eight federal lawsuits and opposition from hundreds of universities has led the Trump administration to rescind a rule that requires international students to take in-person classes, or be forced to leave the country. View More »

Student Publication Affected by ICE’s Latest Decision

July 8, 2020 Madison Seitchik

International students attending universities in the United States have been ordered by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to leave the country if their university moves online. View More »

Acting President Englert to Address Temple University

President Richard Englert Announces Retirement

July 7, 2020 Madison Seitchik

During the Board of Trustees meeting Tuesday, President Richard M. Englert informed the Board of his intent to retire from the presidency next year. View More »

Philly Free Streets, Vea Fitness Team Up to Encourage Healthy Living

New Grant Available for Independently Owned Philly Businesses

June 25, 2020 Madison Seitchik

Last week, the City announced two new funding options for businesses impacted by the pandemic and recent civil unrest. View More »

Klein Adds to Race and Diversity Conversation

June 24, 2020 Madison Seitchik

Professor David W. Brown, Diversity Advisor to the Dean of The Klein College of Media and Communication, put out a statement on June 24, in response to racial inclusion and diversity within the College. View More »

City Council Approves $4.9 Billion Budget

June 19, 2020 Madison Seitchik

Philadelphia’s City Council gave preliminary approval Wednesday to reduce police funding by $14 million and re-investing in the arts, anti-poverty and affordable housing. View More »

Temple Introduces Gender Inclusive Housing

Englert Updates Plans for Fall 2020 Housing

June 18, 2020 Madison Seitchik

Temple is making changes to decrease the number of students living in Johnson and Hardwick Residence Halls. View More »

‘No Increased Spread So Far From Protests’ according to Philadelphia Officials

June 16, 2020 Madison Seitchik

Philadelphia has been in the yellow phase for eleven days, with restaurants open for outdoor dining for 5 days. View More »

Outdoor Dining in Philadelphia to Return June 12th

June 11, 2020 Madison Seitchik

Outdoor dining will re-open tomorrow, Friday, June 12 in Philadelphia. For restaurants seeking outdoor dining options, applications for licenses will see a 3-day turnaround for approval from the City of Philadelphia. View More »

Temple Update

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Articles by Madison Seitchik