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Protestors March in Center City, Demand “Count Every Vote”
As election results come in, Philadelphia residents have began protesting the possibility of a stolen election. View More »
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Students Look Forward to Results of Election 2020
“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 »
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City Asks for Patience On, After Election Day in Open Letter to Philadelphia
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 »
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Temple Announces Plans and COVID-19 Testing Expansion For Spring 2021 Semester
Temple University has announced their class plans as well as a more ambitious and comprehensive COVID-19 testing program for the Spring 2021 semester on Monday. View More »
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Puerto Rican Freelancers Cope with COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic has affected many aspects of daily life and it has brought new uncertainties to people in Puerto Rico, including self-employed workers. View More »
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Justice Amy Coney Barrett’s Confirmation Brings Mixed Reaction On Campus
In a 52-48 vote Monday, the Senate confirmed Justice Amy Coney Barrett, securing her spot on the United States Supreme Court. View More »
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First Time Voters are Starting Early, Say There is a Lot at Stake in Election 2020
Election 2020 is just days away and millions of Americans have already casted their vote.
This election holds much weight as it is in the heart of one of the nation’s troubling times; the COVID-19 pandemic and also, civil unrest. View More »
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COVID-19 Guidelines Change Experience for Student Workers
The number of students on campus has been dwindling since Temple moved to an online semester. View More »
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Some Professors Cancelling Election Day Classes
With no official cancellation of classes on Election Day from Temple administration, some professors are cancelling or altering their classes to help students get to the polls on November 3. View More »
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Celebrate Fall at the Chrysanthemum Festival
The Chrysanthemum Festival is an annual celebration of Fall at Longwood Gardens. Longwood horticulturists spend over 18 months grooming different types of mums into various shapes and forms. View More »