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Anderson and Gladfelter Construction in Final Phases

November 12, 2020 Chris Berger

The construction at Anderson and Gladfelter Halls is soon to be finished. Construction workers are putting the finishing touches on the renovations to the walkway and terrace between the two buildings. View More »

More Hybrid Courses, Enhanced Testing Next Semester

November 12, 2020 Porter Deacon

Lots of changes are on the way next semester, including a new blended class structure different from what students experienced in the fall. View More »

How Small Businesses are Adapting to the Virus

November 12, 2020 Jade Rainis

As a result of the coronavirus pandemic, many businesses across the country have closed their doors for good. View More »

The Music Industry Adjusts to COVID-19

November 12, 2020 John Sovann Boyd

With the continued spread of COVID-19 many industries have had to adjust and make changes in order to continue operations, and the music industry is no exception. View More »

Students Hope Biden Helps With Loan Debt

November 12, 2020 Mydia Marie Alonso

Now that Joe Biden has been elected as the 46th U.S. President, students on campus are hoping he follows through with his campaign’s plans for helping students with student loan debt. View More »

Life in China Appears ‘Back to Normal’

November 8, 2020 Yu Chen

It’s been almost a year since the first reported case of COVID-19 in Wuhan, China. Many countries are still grappling to slow the spread of the virus, but life in China seems to have returned back to normal, pre-pandemic. View More »

Protestors March in Center City, Demand “Count Every Vote”

November 5, 2020 Nicolle Elise Majette

As election results come in, Philadelphia residents have began protesting the possibility of a stolen election. View More »

Students Look Forward to Results of Election 2020

November 5, 2020 Nicole Sacchetti

“I’m ready for it to be over, but I’m not necessarily looking forward to it. But I’m not not looking forward to it,” said Temple Senior Connor Schiefer. View More »

City Asks for Patience On, After Election Day in Open Letter to Philadelphia

November 2, 2020 Jake Zebley

Election Day 2020 in Philadelphia is already one for the history books. The widespread use of mail-in and absentee ballots due to the COVID-19 pandemic has caused worry in some voters across the nation who want to make sure their votes are counted. View More »

Temple Announces Plans and COVID-19 Testing Expansion For Spring 2021 Semester