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City of Philadelphia Confirms First COVID-19 Case
On Tuesday, Mayor Jim Kenney’s office announced the first confirmed case of COVID-19 in the city of Philadelphia. View More »
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Coronavirus Closes Germantown Academy
Germantown Academy (GA) is among a growing number of Delaware Valley schools closing amid more cases of the Coronavirus. View More »
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Temple University Releases Update on Coronavirus
University officials have released a formal report on actions being taken to prevent further spread of the COVID-19 or Coronavirus outbreak in the Philadelphia and Temple communities. View More »
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Philadelphia Street Sweeping Program Enters Next Phase
A new street sweeping program has begun to expand in Philadelphia. The program has been in the experimental phase for the last seven months in different neighborhoods and has found success in decreasing street trash in these neighborhoods. View More »
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Temple Ambler Prepares for Flower Show
With only about a week to set up, students and faculty from Temple Ambler are busy preparing for this year’s Flower Show. View More »
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Temple Student Creates a Sustainable Food Company
As Temple expands its sustainability efforts, some students are taking matters into their own hands. View More »
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Temple University Implements Kari’s Law
Temple University has updated its phone system in compliance with Kari’s Law, just meeting the deadline of February 16, 2020. View More »
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Owls Fly at Klein Career Fair
The Klein College of Media and Communication hosted its annual Career Fair on Friday.
In its fifth year, the career fair allows students to explore career opportunities and be introduced to potential employers. View More »
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Student Killed in Hit and Run on Temple’s Campus
A man was found dead after being struck by a vehicle in a wrong way hit-and-run, police reported Monday. View More »
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Pet Friendly Campus?
Pets have become a hot commodity on college campuses across the nation.
Dog fever has become a very popular trend at Temple University, with more students bringing their dogs to campus. View More »