Temple Update’s Meredith Haas sat down with Temple President Dr. Jason Wingard on Wednesday. Topics discussed included campus safety, the idea of a football stadium coming to main campus, and View More »
Starting Monday, students and faculty were expected to wear only surgical masks, surgical masks with cloth masks on top, or KN95 masks. This is part of new masking regulations the View More »
The deadline for Temple students and staff to be fully vaccinated is Monday, November 15. Anyone who is partially or unvaccinated will not be permitted to use Temple facilities, according View More »
Vaccine numbers are on the rise, but students are still worried about their immunity to COVID-19. Temple’s students say they’re hopeful for the booster shots, which they can receive on View More »
When Temple Freshman Nicole Hom saw that her class was the most diverse in 25 years, she was amazed. “I just feel represented,” Hom noted. “I feel seen.” Hom chose View More »
As registration ramps up this week, students are noticing some classes are being offered in-person. University spokesman Ray Betzner says three quarters of classes are expected to have some in-person View More »
Beginning March 29th, students, faculty and staff will have the possibility of receiving their Covid-19 vaccine at White Hall for six weeks. Temple students and staff who can show proof View More »
The Federal Emergency Management Agency has established the first federal vaccination clinic in Philadelphia at the Pennsylvania Convention Center. “I cannot overstate how appreciative the City of Philadelphia is to View More »
Invitations of hope has been given to 18,000 Temple Hospital employees and health care workers to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. On December 16, Mary Ellen, A Practicing Nurse at Temple View More »
This YouTube content is blocked because marketing cookies are disabled. Manage preferencesOpen on YouTube Students are experiencing a new normal, getting tested once or twice a week for COVID-19. They View More »
