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Temple Presidential Search Committee Gains Two New Members
The Temple University Board of Trustees has added two new members to the Presidential Search Committee, Chairman Mitchell Morgan announced over the weekend. View More »
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New PA Supreme Court Ruling Could Cause Some Mail-In Ballots to be Thrown Out
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled Thursday that all mail-in ballots without an inner secrecy envelope will be thrown out in the general election. View More »
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TikTok and WeChat to be Banned from App Stores in US
The U.S. Commerce Department announced Friday, that TikTok and WeChat will be banned from U.S. app stores by Sunday. View More »
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Greek Life at Temple Adapts to COVID-19 Restrictions
Temple’s Fraternity and Sorority Life (FSL) has been a staple of the campus community for years. View More »
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Temple Student Teachers Instructing Virtually, Prepare for Job Hunt in Pandemic
As classes have moved back online, students studying to be teachers are finding it difficult to readjust. View More »
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Temple University Commits More Than $1 Million Dollars to Anti-Racism Programming
Temple University President Richard Englert announced Wednesday, new efforts towards combating racism by committing more than one million dollars of funding towards anti-racism programming. View More »
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Supporters and Protesters Gather at Constitution Center During President’s Philly Visit
Supporters and protestors of President Donald Trump gathered outside the National Constitution Center to make their voices heard, Tuesday. View More »
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Board Announces Temple President Search Committee
After a 45-year long career at Temple, president Richard Englert announced over the summer that he will be retiring by the end of this academic year. View More »
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Spotted Lanternflies Land on Campus – Again
The Spotted Lanternfly, an invasive species from China, is taking over trees around Temple University for the second year in a row. View More »
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Temple Freshmen Maneuver Starting College in Pandemic
“It doesn’t feel like we’re in college because it’s like, we never got a real conclusion to our high school experience” said freshman business management major Dayja Burton. View More »