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TU Japan Adapts to Online Learning
Almost one-fourth of classes in TU Japan are still in-person, but many Tokyo Owls are taking charge of the switch online. View More »
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Campus COVID-19 Consolidation
Students Start to Relocate
University Housing has decided to shut down half of its residence halls. View More »
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Temple Requires On-Campus Testing for Residential Students
Temple University announced Thursday that it will require mandatory on-campus testing for all residential students upon their arrival. View More »
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Five Months Since the Start of the Spread: Where Is Philly Now?
Five months ago, the first case of COVID-19 in Philadelphia was reported. More than 30,000 cases and almost 1,700 deaths later, the city is seeing promising progress in the fight against the virus and its effects on the economy. View More »
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Case Rates in Pennsylvania and Philadelphia Show Slight Slowdown
Case rates in Pennsylvania and Philadelphia are showing a slight slowdown. 758 cases of COVID-19 were reported Friday by the Pennsylvania Department of Health. View More »
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Philly Continues to See Rise of Young People with COVID-19
Young people continue to lead in the number of new COVID-19 cases reported in Philadelphia, with people under 40 making up 57% of the 136 cases reported since yesterday. View More »
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Philadelphia Friday Updates: Cases Continue to Rise; City Joins Lawsuit against Trump; 30th Anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act
COVID-19 Update
The Health Department of Philadelphia began unannounced gym inspections following the city’s decision to allow gyms to reopen on Monday, July 2020. View More »
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The Blockson Collection celebrates jazz musician Robert “Bootsie” Barnes
It has been one month since Juneteeth, a holiday which commemorates the end of slavery in the United States, yet the fight against racial injustice continues in the country. View More »
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Survey Results Show Philadelphians Want Changes on Washington Avenue
The results of the Washington Avenue’s Repaving & Improvement Project survey are out, and the majority of Philadelphians favor a drastic change on the notoriously unsafe road. View More »
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Student Publication Affected by ICE’s Latest Decision
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 »