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Curfew in Place for Philadelphia as Governor Signs Proclamation of Disaster Emergency

October 28, 2020 Jake Zebley

Mayor Jim Kenney is enacting a city-wide curfew as Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf signs a proclamation of emergency disaster in response to the protesting, civil unrest and looting that has occurred after the fatal police shooting of Walter Wallace Jr. View More »

Civil Unrest Occurs After Police Fatally Shoot Black Man in West Philly

October 27, 2020 Jake Zebley

Campus Safety issued a TU Alert for “Civil Unrest” after a few small groups of people attempted to break into stores near campus early Tuesday morning. View More »

Temple Pushes Back Start of Spring 2021 Semester, Cancels Spring Break

October 26, 2020 Nicolle Elise Majette

Temple University is delaying start of the Spring 2021 semester to January 19 and will cancel spring break. View More »

A professor teaches a class at TU Japan.

TU Japan Adapts to Online Learning

October 23, 2020 Hannah E Seewald

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 »

Temple University’s Essential Classes: Boyer Musicians

October 23, 2020 Nicole Sacchetti

In early September, Temple University President Richard M. Englert made the announcement that 95% of Temple students are going to have their classes moved online. View More »

Mail-in Voting Concerns Some Temple Students

October 23, 2020 Nathan Stanley

The November 3rd election is about two weeks away and many students are still unsure about the new processes for voting. View More »

Former Temple Frat President Sentenced to Prison for Attempted Sexual Assault

October 21, 2020 Jake Zebley

The former president of the Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity has been sentenced to 3½-to-seven years in state prison for the attempted sexual assault of a female student in his bedroom during a frat house party. View More »

Supreme Court Allows PA Mail-In Votes to be Counted 3 Days After Election Day

October 20, 2020 Jake Zebley

The Supreme Court will allow Pennsylvania to count mailed-in ballots received up to three days after the Nov. View More »

Socially-Distant Fall Market Showing Success During Pandemic

October 18, 2020 Megan F 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 »

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