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. Every View More »
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. There were 254 View More »
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. They will not receive View More »
Pennsylvania and the majority of the nation are seeing a resurgence in coronavirus cases, but that is not the case in Philadelphia. The once considered “likely epicenter” of the virus View More »
Los estudiantes extranjeros que asisten a universidades en los Estados Unidos han sido ordenados por Inmigración y Control de Aduanas para salir del país si su universidad se mueve en línea View More »
Casi 300 casos más de coronavirus se han notificado en Filadelfia desde el viernes 26 de junio, con lo que el recuento total asciende a 22.991. “Los números diarios de View More »
Almost 300 coronavirus cases have been reported in Philadelphia since Friday, June 26, bringing the total count to 22,991. “Daily COVID case counts in Philadelphia are no longer falling,” said View More »
Although case counts continue to fall in Philadelphia and the surrounding region, with significant declines in case counts in Montgomery County and Bucks County, that is not the situation throughout View More »
Temple está haciendo cambios para disminuir el número de estudiantes que viven en residencias Johnson y Hardwick. Los estudiantes de Johnson y Hardwick tendrán la opción de permanecer en esos View More »
Philadelphia is on track to reach the Green Phase in early July. If current COVID-19 case rates continue to decrease, this next step could happen as early as July 3. “We’ve View More »
