From the courthouse to the White House, Kamala Harris is breaking down barriers. She is the first woman and woman of color to be Vice President-Elect. For countless women and View More »
As election results come in, Philadelphia residents have began protesting the possibility of a stolen election. The “Count Every Vote” protestors, coordinated by multiple organizations, are demanding that President View More »
In a 52-48 vote Monday, the Senate confirmed Justice Amy Coney Barrett, securing her spot on the United States Supreme Court. Barrett’s confirmation is one of the fastest in history, View More »
Temple University is delaying start of the Spring 2021 semester to January 19 and will cancel spring break. The university announced Monday that the semester will start eight days later View More »
Vice President Joe Biden is coming to Philadelphia for a town hall, after the cancellation of the second presidential debate. While Biden is here in Philadelphia, President Trump is holding View More »
As classes have moved back online, students studying to be teachers are finding it difficult to readjust. Senior secondary education major Bradley Corr, who is currently in a student View More »
The City of Philadelphia is showing increasing concern towards the outbreak of COVID-19 cases at Temple University during the city’s virtual COVID-19 response briefing, Tuesday. Philadelphia Health Commissioner Dr. Thomas View More »
Here are today’s headlines: The United States leads the global case count of COVID-19, passing 5 million cases As new and returning students start to move in, Temple students View More »
In today’s press briefing, Mayor Jim Kenney says Philadelphia is making progress as case count decline Monday marked the five month anniversary of the first COVID-19 case reported in Philadelphia, View More »
Today’s Headlines: No new COVID-19 deaths have been reported in P.A. for first time since March N.J. Governor Phil Murphy limits size of gatherings as daily case count rises Florida, View More »
