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Football players and coaches talk social justice
Aug. 28, 1963 – Thousands of people gathered at the Washington Monument in Washington D.C. for the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom. Now 57 years later to the View More »
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Temple Women’s Volleyball optimistic and ready to train for a shortened spring season
Temple women’s volleyball coach Bakeer Ganesharatnam is looking at the bright side of shortened spring season, as he’s hoping to take advantage of the extra training and practice times to View More »
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Temple women’s soccer ready for long preparation period after season postponement
Head Coach Nick Bochette and the Temple Women’s Soccer team are just rolling with the punches after The American Athletic Conference announced Tuesday the postponement of the soccer and volleyball View More »
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New COVID-19 Testing Site Opens Near Morgan Hall
The new COVID-19 testing site near Cecil B. Moore Ave. and Broad St. is ready to start testing members of the Temple community. Mark Denys, Senior Director of Health Services View More »
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Temple Update Launches Visual COVID-19 Case Dashboard
As the Fall 2020 semester begins, Temple University is publishing near-daily updates to the Active COVID-19 Cases at Temple University case counts dashboard. As of Wednesday afternoon, there are 25 View More »
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AAC announces postponement of soccer and volleyball to Spring 2021
The American Athletic Conference announced Tuesday afternoon that all fall competition and conference championships will be postponed until the spring of 2021 for men’s and women’s soccer and women’s volleyball. View More »
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Highlights from Friday’s Temple football media availability
Temple football offensive coordinator Mike Uremovich, quarterback Anthony Russo and tight ends David Martin-Robinson and Aaron Jarman each spoke to the media Tuesday morning after practice, answering questions ranging from View More »
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“Phandemic Krew” Brings Life to Phillies Home Games
Although Major League Baseball made the decision not to allow fans into ballparks, the Phillies were able to retain a home field advantage….of sorts, thanks to the “Phandemic Krew.” Earlier View More »
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SEPTA’s Reopening Plan
SEPTA is responsible for over half a million people getting to their destinations, but that was before the pandemic. Since the spring, the mass transit service has reduced rider View More »
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Coronavirus Update for Philadelphia Friday, August 14
The Department of Public Health announced today an additional 147 cases of coronavirus in the city of Philadelphia. The total number of positive cases in the city is 32,057. Six View More »