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Temple Expert Talks About New Variant
Although COVID-19 cases and deaths have been on the decline ever since the massive wave of the Omicron variant took the world by storm a few months ago, the pandemic View More »
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Connecting Community and Med Students
Two Temple University seniors, Zakaria M. Alyan and Shakibur Rahman started an organization called the Health-Link Society (HLS). The organization’s mission is to help students in varying healthcare fields who View More »
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Philadelphia on Track for Most Violent Year
“2021 is on track to be the most violent year we’ve experienced in our lifetimes” said Mayor Jim Kenney at a city-wide briefing on gun violence, the first of many View More »
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Virtual Semesters and the Impact on Student’s Physical Health
With another semester mostly online, students are spending more and more time looking at a screen. The increased screen time has affected a lot of students, many in a negative View More »
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More Hybrid Courses, Enhanced Testing Next Semester
Lots of changes are on the way next semester, including a new blended class structure different from what students experienced in the fall. Twenty percent of classes at Temple are View More »
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Temple Update News Brief | May 28, 2020
Today’s Headlines: President Richard Englert is expected to make an announcement about Temple’s fall semester this Friday, May 29th Temple Update’s Matt Silverman spoke with the owner of a barbershop View More »
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Trump da a los gobernadores un plan de 3 fases para reabrir la economía
El presidente Donald Trump dio a los gobernadores una plan el jueves para recuperarse del dolor económico de la pandemia del coronavirus, estableciendo “un enfoque escalonado y deliberado” para restaurar View More »
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Trump Gives Governors 3-Phase Plan to Reopen Economy
President Donald Trump gave governors a road map Thursday for recovering from the economic pain of the coronavirus pandemic, laying out “a phased and deliberate approach” to restoring normal activity in places that have strong testing View More »
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Cancer Treatment Continues During Pandemic
Even during a global pandemic, cancer treatment must go on, but doctors and cancer patients are facing unforeseeable dilemmas. The federal government has recommended health centers delay nonessential surgeries View More »
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Increase Rate of STDS in Philadelphia
With Philadelphia being one of the largest cities in the United States, it is known for many things, but according to new statistics from the CDC, the city could View More »