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Philadelphia to Scale Back on Reopening
The Mayor’s Office of Philadelphia held a press conference and reported 142 additional cases of coronavirus, bringing the city’s total number to 26,133. View More »
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Suburban Protest
On Saturday, June 6th at 10 am, over 3,000 protesters met at the Bristol train station in Lower Bucks County. View More »
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No Coronavirus Deaths Reported for May 11th
The Mayor’s press conference on May 11th announced 102 confirmed coronavirus cases in the city of Philadelphia with no new fatalities. View More »
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Briefing Suggests the City is Past the Peak
Health Commissioner Dr. Thomas Farley displayed optimism in reporting that Philadelphia appears to have passed the peak stage. View More »
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The Front Lines of the Pandemic
Maggie Walsh graduated from Gwynedd Mercy’s nursing program in May 2019, and less than a year later is on the front lines of a health crisis in a greater-Philadelphia area hospital. View More »
Coronavirus and the Flu
The coronavirus has put households all over the world on high alert with those showing symptoms being ordered to self-isolate. View More »
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Restaurants Near Temple Continue to Serve Through COVID-19
The COVID-19 Pandemic has turned the once bustling Temple University into a ghost town since the shift to online classes was announced two weeks ago. View More »
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Colleges Band Together for a Cure
This February, some Temple Owls took a trip to State College to participate in the largest student-run philanthropic event in the world. View More »
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TSG Plans Self-Defense Class
Temple Student Government is planning a new self-defense initiative in the spring semester.
The course was thought up by Temple Student Government’s Director of Campus Safety Services Robert Williams and Vice President of External Affairs Kaya Jones, who explained the inspiration behind it. View More »