Temple Update News Brief | April 1, 2020
Wednesday’s Top Stories: White House Predicts Peak of COVID-19 Cases in Next Two Weeks Montgomery County Resident Uses Creativity to Help Healthcare Workers Portions of Parks in PA Shut Down
Wednesday’s Top Stories: White House Predicts Peak of COVID-19 Cases in Next Two Weeks Montgomery County Resident Uses Creativity to Help Healthcare Workers Portions of Parks in PA Shut Down
In an effort to provide a safe travel environment during the coronavirus pandemic, SEPTA will now require rear-door boarding on all bus and trolley routes, starting Wednesday, April 1. All View More »
On the morning of April 1, 2020, a total of 3,869 people have confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the Tri-State area. Approximately one third of those cases are just in View More »
There are over 20 locations around the city and at Temple where Philadelphians can receive nutritious food when they need it most. Cherry Pantry,Temple University’s first food pantry, helps students View More »
Two Norristown businesses have joined together to fight the scarcity of hand sanitizer in Montgomery County. Due to the surge of demand for the product, local drug stores and View More »
In an effort to combat the COVID-19 Pandemic, Temple University is offering a hand to the City of Philadelphia. In an agreement reached between Temple and the city, the Liacouras View More »
Over the past few weeks many businesses have taken a hit due to COVID-19. Those who are self-employed like rideshare drivers have also been feeling a lot of the impact. View More »
El Senado aprobó un paquete histórico de rescate económico de 2.2 trillones de dólares para ayudar a las empresas, los trabajadores y los sistemas de salud envueltos por la pandemia View More »
Hunter Murray is currently a junior, double majoring in environmental studies and geographic and urban studies. While he’s originally from the town of Lewisburg, about three hours from Philadelphia, he’s View More »
On Monday morning, Temple University announced that it will be postponing the Commencement Ceremony for the Spring of 2020 due to ongoing coronavirus pandemic. “While we will not hold the View More »