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Socially-Distant Fall Market Showing Success During Pandemic

October 18, 2020 Megan Walsh

Made in Philadelphia hosted a socially-distant version of their Fall Market in Dilworth Park. “The Fall Market has doubled sales from last year’s Fall Market. View More »

Crews Continue Anderson and Gladfelter Renovation Work

October 15, 2020 Victoria Lucas

Renovations that started in the summer of 2019 at Anderson and Gladfelter Hall continue this semester. View More »

Joe Biden Comes to Philadelphia for Town Hall with Voters

October 15, 2020 Nicolle Majette

Vice President Joe Biden is coming to Philadelphia for a town hall, after the cancellation of the second presidential debate. View More »

Temple Students Say Partying Through Pandemic is “Disheartening”

October 15, 2020 Mydia Alonso

Partying can be a large part of a college experience. COVID-19 restrictions and guidelines haven’t stopped some Temple students from partying in their off-campus apartments. View More »

Celebrating 100 Years of Women’s Voting Rights

October 15, 2020 Jade Rainis

The 2020 election year is not only historic because it is the year of the presidential election. View More »

How to Get Tested for COVID-19, On or Off Campus

October 15, 2020 Porter Deacon

As classes have moved online and some students have moved back home, those living on or near campus can still get tested for COVID-19, but might have trouble finding available appointments. View More »

Drive-In Movies Make a Pandemic Comeback

October 15, 2020 John Sovann Boyd

On Friday the 25th in Bucks County Pennsylvania, the Mid Atlantic Event Group hosted a drive in movie night to kick off their fall movie night series. View More »

Freshman Mara Tannenbaum prepares to relocate to 1300 Residence Hall.

Campus COVID-19 Consolidation

October 10, 2020 Hannah Seewald

Students Start to Relocate University Housing has decided to shut down half of its residence halls. View More »

Temple Students Survive Four-Story Fall During Off-Campus Rooftop Party

October 8, 2020 Lianna Golden

Two Temple University students survived a fall from a four-story building just blocks off-campus during a rooftop party. View More »

CASE The Vote Launches Website to Further Voter Education

October 4, 2020 Megan Walsh

A group of African American pastors, one of them being Klein College professor David Brown, gathered at the Octavius Catto statue at City Hall Saturday to announce the beginning of a voter initiative called “CASE The Vote”. View More »