Temple Update Newsbrief August 4, 2020
Today’s Headlines: No new COVID-19 deaths have been reported in P.A. for first time since March N.J. Governor Phil Murphy limits size of gatherings as daily case count rises Florida, View More »
Today’s Headlines: No new COVID-19 deaths have been reported in P.A. for first time since March N.J. Governor Phil Murphy limits size of gatherings as daily case count rises Florida, View More »
Today, The City’s Office of Homeless Services (OHS) has announced the award of nearly $4.2 million in State CARES Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG) funds. The goals of these funds are View More »
The Philadelphia Department of Public Health has announced an additional 141 confirmed cases of COVID-19. This brings the total number of confirmed cases to 30,354. There have been no additional View More »
Young people continue to lead in the number of new COVID-19 cases reported in Philadelphia, with people under 40 making up 57% of the 136 cases reported since yesterday. The View More »
In an effort to promote participation in the 2020 Census, Philly Counts and Congressman Dwight Evans (D-PA-3rd) are co-hosting a driving and biking census caravan. The caravan will drive through View More »
– La segunda ola de COVID-19 llega en Filadelfia – El equipo de baile irlandés prepara para el otoño – Una estudiante habla sobre la congelación de matrícula
In Tuesday’s press briefing, Health Commissioner Dr. Thomas Farley announced that there are 142 new cases of COVID-19 in Philadelphia, bringing the total number of cases since the beginning of View More »
Today’s Headlines: Temple Student Talks about his battle with Covid-19 Temple asks students to use designated dumpsters to deal with trash buildup The City of Philadelphia joins lawsuit against Trump View More »
UPDATE 7/31/20: Both the Phillies and Marlins have been shut down through at least Monday, with plans in place for the two teams to begin play once again on Tuesday View More »
Students will return to Temple University August 24 for the start of the fall semester but the reality many students face won’t be a professor in a classroom, but View More »