Category: News - Page 56

Rideshare Drivers Cope With Citywide Business Shutdowns

March 27, 2020 King Tshikusay

Over the past few weeks many businesses have taken a hit due to COVID-19. Those who are self-employed like rideshare drivers have also been feeling a lot of the impact. View More »

Impacts of Coronavirus on Temple Seniors

March 27, 2020 Angela Lu

As the growth of the coronavirus upends college life, graduating seniors are facing the premature ending of the college journey and also the unforeseeable effects of the pandemic. View More »

Temple Update News Brief | March 27 2020

March 27, 2020 Jake Zebley

Friday’s Top Stories: University Proposes 5% Budget Cut Next School Year University to reveal more detail about Credit/No Credit grading options on Monday Seniors React to Temple University Postponing Commencement View More »

One Family’s Covid-19 Story

March 27, 2020 Paige Cameron

After Temple University urged students living off-campus to leave school, I returned home with my family in Feasterville-Trevose. View More »

Restaurants Near Temple Continue to Serve Through COVID-19

March 27, 2020 Megan F Walsh

The COVID-19 Pandemic has turned the once bustling Temple University into a ghost town since the shift to online classes was announced two weeks ago. View More »

Philadelphians Ordered to Stay Off Streets

March 27, 2020 Jarred Cruz

On Sunday, March 22, Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney announced that Philadelphia was going under a stay-at-home order. View More »

University Proposes 5% Budget Cut Next School Year

March 26, 2020 Jake Zebley

In an email to faculty and staff on Wednesday, Temple University leadership urged departments across the University to immediately reduce spending that does not impact student’s learning or experiences as well as prepare to reduce their budgets by five percent for the upcoming fiscal year. View More »

Pandemic Puts Students Out of Work

March 26, 2020 Josh Kurman

Hunter Murray is currently a junior, double majoring in environmental studies and geographic and urban studies. View More »

Senate Unanimously Passes 2 Trillion Dollar Economic Relief Package

March 26, 2020 Jake Zebley

The Senate passed a mammoth $2.2 trillion economic rescue package steering aid to businesses, workers and health care systems engulfed by the coronavirus pandemic, an unprecedented response amid record new jobless claims and mounting evidence that the economy is in a recession. View More »

Montgomery County Schools Plan and Adjust to New Teaching Methods

March 25, 2020 Jillian Debarberie

With the coronavirus pandemic, Montgomery County schools have closed down and moved to online classes. View More »