Temple University Diamond Marching Band has been finding ways to adjust to a new normal with COVID-19 restrictions. The band was deemed essential, which means they are allowed to continue View More »
Supporters and protestors of President Donald Trump gathered outside the National Constitution Center to make their voices heard, Tuesday. President Trump sat with ABC News’s George Stephanopoulos to answer questions View More »
“It doesn’t feel like we’re in college because it’s like, we never got a real conclusion to our high school experience” said freshman business management major Dayja Burton. Temple Update View More »
Hopes were running pretty high around the student body when Temple University announced some classes for the Fall 2020 semester would be in person. After a long summer of living View More »
The City of Philadelphia is showing increasing concern towards the outbreak of COVID-19 cases at Temple University during the city’s virtual COVID-19 response briefing, Tuesday. Philadelphia Health Commissioner Dr. Thomas View More »
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 »
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 »
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 »
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 »
Here are today’s headlines: The United States leads the global case count of COVID-19, passing 5 million cases As new and returning students start to move in, Temple students View More »
