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Gov. Tom Wolf Outlines Plan For Pennsylvania Reopening

April 17, 2020Camryn Duncan

Pennsylvania will gradually reopen its economy using a “regional, sector-based approach” and a modeling tool that will help public officials decide when it’s safe, according to a plan outlined Friday by Gov. View More »

Committed Students Talk About Finishing High School in Pandemic

April 17, 2020Jake Zebley

“I was kinda down bad for a good two weeks” said Washington D.C. high-school senior and committed business major Dayja Burton. View More »

Quarantined Life in Connecticut

April 17, 2020Samantha Sadanand Stewart

Life in suburban, shoreline Connecticut has always been quiet. Unlike the busy life of a city like Philadelphia, Old Lyme, CT has only 10,000 residents, and is generally a quiet escape from bustling New Haven or New London. View More »

Healthcare Workers Diagnosed with COVID-19

April 17, 2020Kelsey Bussett

Healthcare workers put everything at risk as an essential worker during a pandemic. The care of a COVID-19 patient requires layers of Personal Protective Equipment or PPE, something that is becoming harder and harder to find as the virus continues to infect patients each day. View More »

Trump Gives Governors 3-Phase Plan to Reopen Economy

April 17, 2020Ashley Mir

President Donald Trump gave governors a road map Thursday for recovering from the economic pain of the coronavirus pandemic, laying out “a phased and deliberate approach” to restoring normal activity in places that have strong testing and are seeing a decrease in COVID-19 cases. View More »

#PhillyShinesBlue for Health Care Workers

April 15, 2020Niccolas Uff

Temple Update’s #OwlForceOne gives you a birds eye view of the #PhillyShinesBlue initiative, where dozens of iconic Philadelphia buildings and landmarks are turning blue to celebrate Philly’s health care workers during the COVID-19 pandemic. View More »

Temple Update News Brief | April 15, 2020

April 15, 2020Niccolas Uff

Wednesday’s Stories: President Trump cuts funding to the World Health Organization Temple imposes temporary pay cuts for university leadership Stimulus checks due to arrive soon The latest Coronavirus numbers for the City of Philadelphia #PhillyShinesBlue for health care workers battling COVID-19 Temple Update’s Samantha Steward tells us how people are staying connected in this new era of social distancing Temple Update weather reporter Matthew Silverman has your 3-day forecast View More »

Cancer Treatment Continues During Pandemic

April 15, 2020Angela Lu

Even during a global pandemic, cancer treatment must go on, but doctors and cancer patients are facing unforeseeable dilemmas. View More »

Joe Biden Racking Up Endorsements for President

April 15, 2020Niccolas Uff

Democratic Presidential nominee Joe Biden has collected three large endorsements this week. Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren, Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders, and former President Barack Obama have all endorsed Joe Biden in the past 72 hours. View More »

University Leadership Taking 10% Pay Cut Starting in May

April 14, 2020Jake Zebley

Temple University leadership announced Tuesday in an email to faculty and staff that officers, deans and advisors to the President would be taking a 10% pay reduction starting in the month of May. View More »