After a hectic year living in a pandemic, National Coming Out Day looked a bit different in Philadelphia this year. The group behind many of the city’s LGBTQ-based events, Philly View More »
A local pharmaceutical company, Merck, announced it has developed an antiviral pill that will be used to treat COVID-19 infections. This pill, which has been in testing for months, is View More »
It’s busy on campus, students are now back in person classes, and they are nearly a quarter of the way through the first semester. As this is happening, the Philadelphia View More »
Devastation hit Temple Ambler’s campus not too long ago, when the remnants of Hurricane Ida stormed through Pennsylvania. A tornado ripped through the area on September 1st, leaving debris and View More »
If Temple students aren’t vaccinated against COVID-19, or don’t have a valid exemption in their student health portal, that may mean trouble with staying on campus. Temple officials have announced View More »
Spring football practices are used as a time to build a new foundation for the fall after players come and go from a team. Due to COVID-19, the Temple football View More »
¡Bienvenidos al primer episodio de 2021 de Lo Último! Nuestros presentadores Alexandra Lopez-Carrion y Luisa Suarez están en el salón de noticias con actualizaciones sobre la pandemia, protestas en la View More »
Temple’s vaccination clinic on Main Campus is up and running. The site, located at White Hall, will operate twice a week for the next six weeks. From 8:30 a.m to View More »
Pennsylvania restaurants are once again adding tables and barstools to their dining areas. Philadelphia restaurants, on the other hand, still has the restrictions in place. On April 4, PA View More »
The Philadelphia Phillies welcomed nearly 8,800 fans back to the Citizens Bank Park on Opening Day. These fans were sure to notice some new protocols enforced inside of the ballpark. View More »
