In response to protests that have occurred across the city, Mayor Jim Kenney says actions of violence will not be tolerated. In today’s press briefing, Mayor Kenney specifically referenced a View More »
Today’s Headlines: Peaceful protests across Philadelphia on Saturday afternoon were followed by vandalism and looting by nightfall Monday marked the third night of an 8 p.m. curfew for Philadelphia and View More »
Hundreds of protestors gathered outside City Hall in Philadelphia Saturday afternoon to take a knee in solidarity for George Floyd, the unarmed black man who died after being View More »
President Richard Englert is expected to make an announcement about the fall semester this Friday, May 29th. Earlier this month, President Englert sent an email to students, staff, and faculty View More »
Mayor Kenney plans to transition Philadelphia into Governor Tom Wolf’s second phase, known as the yellow phase, on Monday, June 8 as part of the three-step reopening plan. He announced View More »
Las Últimas Noticias de Miércoles: – Filadelfia anuncia nuevas restricciones para los restaurantes – 16 estudiantes de Temple reciben la beca Fulbright – Costa Rica es el primer país en View More »
Tuesday at 5 p.m. is the deadline to apply for a mail-in or absentee ballot for the Pennsylvania primary. The primary was pushed back to June 2 because of the View More »
Although Memorial Day Weekend is quickly approaching, it “will be unlike any previous” one, according to Philadelphia Mayor, Jim Kenney. Kenney urges Philadelphia residents to avoid breaking social distancing. “We View More »
Las Últimas Noticias de Miércoles: – El Departamento de Prisiones de Filadelfia dará pruebas de covid-19 a todas las personas encarceladas – El Gobernador de Nueva Jersey Phil Murphy anuncia View More »
Las Últimas Noticias de Miércoles: – Demócratas revelan un paquete de ayuda para coronavirus de 3 billones de dólares – La Administración Directiva de Temple ha aprobado una pausa de View More »
