Temple Update News Brief | July 14, 2020
Today’s Headlines: Temple has set a deadline to July 15 for updates to course schedules Temple has released a health and safety plan for a safe return to campus Pa. View More »
Today’s Headlines: Temple has set a deadline to July 15 for updates to course schedules Temple has released a health and safety plan for a safe return to campus Pa. View More »
Manco & Manco has temporarily closed their Ocean City, New Jersey locations for cleaning on Tuesday after 3 employees tested positive for COVID-19. According to their Facebook announcement, 2 of View More »
An additional 234 cases of coronavirus have been reported over the weekend in Philadelphia. Today’s numbers represent the total over three days, new cases were last announced Friday, July 10th. View More »
This YouTube content is blocked because marketing cookies are disabled. Manage preferencesOpen on YouTube A new organization, Temple Coalition for Change, spearheaded a protest against racism on campus and police View More »
Philadelphia officials are giving those who have been camping on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway in protest of permanent housing until July 17 to leave. The camp, which has existed at View More »
Mayor Jim Kenney announced Thursday that the City of Philadelphia is launching a citywide “Mask Up” campaign to remind residents to wear masks in public. The campaign will involve digital View More »
This Vimeo content is blocked because marketing cookies are disabled. Manage preferencesOpen on Vimeo Here are today’s headlines: – Temple Update’s Monica Logroño was at the Bell Tower where students View More »
International students attending universities in the United States have been ordered by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to leave the country if their university moves online. They will not receive View More »
City officials have announced today that Mayor Kenney approved for Philadelphia to waive all protest-related Code Violation Notices (CVNs) from May 30th until June 30, 2020. The recommendation comes from View More »
Pennsylvania and the majority of the nation are seeing a resurgence in coronavirus cases, but that is not the case in Philadelphia. The once considered “likely epicenter” of the virus View More »