As registration ramps up this week, students are noticing some classes are being offered in-person. University spokesman Ray Betzner says three quarters of classes are expected to have some in-person View More »
Nearly a year later, chants for justice now turn into shouts of celebration. Across the country, people reacted to the news of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin being found View More »
Temple’s Department of Kinesiology and the College of Public Health hosted their first annual Give Back Day on Saturday, April 17. This is an initiative to lend a helping hand 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 »
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 »
The Philadelphia Zoo opened up their new, prehistoric exhibit last Thursday called Big Time: Life in an Endangerous Age. The tourist attraction was an effective way for the Zoo View More »
“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 »
Klein College is mourning the loss of one of its own. Professor Bryan Monroe died suddenly on January 13th of a heart attack. He was only 55. He was often View More »
Five Sweet 16s. Six Atlantic-10 Conference Championships. 1988 AP Coach of the Year. Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Famer. Temple legend. Big Five Legend. Basketball Legend. John Chaney accomplished so View More »
