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Philadelphia Increasing Indoor Dining Capacity

February 18, 2021Madison Marie McDonald

It has been over four months since the City of Philadelphia has decreased their indoor dining capacities. View More »

Remembering Bryan Monroe, Longtime Journalist and Beloved Professor

February 18, 2021Lianna Michelle Golden

Klein College is mourning the loss of one of its own. Professor Bryan Monroe died suddenly on January 13th of a heart attack. View More »

Draught Horse Closing After 20 Years

February 17, 2021Nicolle Elise Majette

After 20 years, the Draught Horse Pub and Grill is saying goodbye. The sports bar, located on the corner of Broad and Cecil B Moore, was a popular spot for students to gather on campus. View More »

How Temple’s COVID-19 Testing Program is Working

February 2, 2021Meredith S Haas

Students are experiencing a new normal, getting tested once or twice a week for COVID-19. They can set up appointments through their TU Health Portal at any location on campus, including Mitten Hall and the Student Center, where they can administer asymptomatic PCR tests to themselves, and Morgan Hall, where they can receive rapid symptomatic tests. View More »

John Chaney passes away at age 89

January 29, 2021Donovan F Hugel

Five Sweet 16s. Six Atlantic-10 Conference Championships. 1988 AP Coach of the Year. Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Famer. View More »

Anchor Auditions Now Full For Spring 2021

January 20, 2021Niccolas Uff

UPDATE: ANCHOR AUDITIONS ARE NOW FULL FOR THE SPRING 2021 SEMESTER Welcome to the Spring 2021 Semester with Temple Update! View More »

Student Health Stresses COVID-19 Safety Guidelines as Students Prepare for Winter Break

December 11, 2020Victoria Lucas

In a usual week of finals, you can find many students in the library, or the TECH center studying and preparing for plans for winter break. View More »

Winter On Broad

December 11, 2020Nathan Stanley

As the holiday season is starting in the midst of a pandemic, winter activities have had to alter their operations. View More »

Teenage TikTokers Using the Platform for Advocacy

December 11, 2020Hannah E Seewald

Teens team up on TikTok to create change Teenage TikTokers are using the popular app as a platform to speak up on issues they care about. View More »

Some Montgomery County Parents Unhappy With Return to Virtual Learning

December 4, 2020Yu Chen

With COVID-19 cases surging, Montgomery County Board of Health has voted to move schools to all virtual learning for two weeks. View More »