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Temple Coalition for Change Hosts Protest on Campus
A new organization, Temple Coalition for Change, spearheaded a protest against racism on campus and police brutality. View More »
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City Provides Update on Parkway Protest Camp
Philadelphia officials are giving those who have been camping on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway in protest of permanent housing until July 17 to leave. View More »
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Mayor’s Office Announces Citywide “Mask Up” Campaign
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. View More »
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Temple Update News Brief | July 9, 2020
Here are today’s headlines:
– Temple Update’s Monica Logroño was at the Bell Tower where students were protesting the University’s latest statements on racism
– President Englert announces his retirement, coming after the end of this academic year
– A Klein publication might not be able to survive ICE’s latest exemption on student visas
– Hannah Seewald has your three-day forecast View More »
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Student Publication Affected by ICE’s Latest Decision
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. View More »
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Mayor Kenney Waives Protest-Related Code Violation Notices
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. View More »
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Philadelphia Daily Case Count Remains Stable, Increased Cases in People under 40
Pennsylvania and the majority of the nation are seeing a resurgence in coronavirus cases, but that is not the case in Philadelphia. View More »
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President Richard Englert Announces Retirement
During the Board of Trustees meeting Tuesday, President Richard M. Englert informed the Board of his intent to retire from the presidency next year. View More »
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Temple Update News Brief | July 7, 2020
Today’s Headlines:
Health experts worry 4th of July weekend may contribute to a spike in COVID-19 cases
Trump Administration extends Paycheck Protection Program for 26,000 businesses to August 8
Temple Basketball Alumni Khalif Wyatt and Ramone Moore led the team “Brotherly Love” to a victory this weekend
Nate Stanley has your three-day forecast View More »
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City Begins Second Phase of Rental Assistance Program
The Philadelphia Department of Public Health announced an additional 274 cases of coronavirus in the city, bringing the total case count to 26,810. View More »