After months of uncertainty, a stalled Habitat for Humanity housing project in North Philadelphia may have a path forward. Last November, a plan for Habitat for Humanity to acquire land View More »
The 24th annual Philadelphia Tattoo Arts Convention was held over a 3-day weekend at the end of February. Thousands of guests and hundreds of vendors participated in the event. Temple View More »
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 »
Things could soon look very different on Temple’s campus. On Sunday, the University released a statement from Mark Denys, the Director of Student Health Services, stating the school-wide masking mandate would View More »
“One of the many lessons underscored by the COVID-19 pandemic is the importance of protecting and promoting the mental health and wellness of our students, faculty, and staff,” read the View More »
This year has only just begun, however the first couple of months of 2022 has brought some very concerning crime numbers. So far this year, there have been over 140 View More »
A rally for local Ukrainians at the Philadelphia Museum of Art took place late January, as tensions rise on the Ukrainian border with Russia.. Hundreds of local Ukrainians gathered outside View More »
The Philadelphia Health Commissioner said last week that the indoor mask mandate is not being lifted for months to come. The city’s COVID-19 cases have been dropping recently, but not View More »
Starting Monday, students and faculty were expected to wear only surgical masks, surgical masks with cloth masks on top, or KN95 masks. This is part of new masking regulations the View More »
Senior Samuel Sean Collington, a political science major months from graduation, was shot and killed off-campus in North Philadelphia on November 28 after he returned from Thanksgiving break. Collington was View More »
