Following the announcement that Philadelphia would be dropping its mask mandate last Wednesday, college students in the city have been left wondering whether or not they would need to continue View More »
Vaccine numbers are on the rise, but students are still worried about their immunity to COVID-19. Temple’s students say they’re hopeful for the booster shots, which they can receive on View More »
The Philadelphia Zoo looks a little different this time of year as it hosts its annual Boo at the Zoo event. It’s fun and safe way for friends and families View More »
Partying can be a large part of a college experience. COVID-19 restrictions and guidelines haven’t stopped some Temple students from partying in their off-campus apartments. Jess Caampued, a Temple View More »
The way you vote in this 2020 election will be different than ever before. COVID-19 has made voters apprehensive about going to the polls to vote. For this reason, the View More »
Temple University’s School of Theater, Film and Media Arts has moved most of its classes and performances online. Both faculty and students are now coping with their new reality. Globally, 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 »
Here are today’s headlines: – Dr. Thomas Farley response to the delay in COVID-19 test result in the City of Philadelphia – Temple University Hospital workers are demanding hazard pay View More »
Southeastern Pennsylvania was given the “yellow” light June 5th to enter the second phase of Governor Tom Wolf’s three-phase reopening plan. This new phase lifts restrictions for restaurants and View More »
Temple University’s Liacouras Center, which normally admits cheering fans of the cherry and white, began receiving its first patients today. The Liacouras Center was designated late last month as a View More »
