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More Philly Restaurants Reopen as PA Eases Restrictions

April 11, 2021 Devyn Sierra Keane

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. View More »

Temple Basketball’s J.P. Moorman II Uses his Leadership to Stand Against Racial Inequality

March 6, 2021 Ja'Lynn A Simmons

Temple Basketball star J.P. Moorman II has taken on leadership roles on and off of the court. View More »

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Winter Magic Returns to Dilworth Park

November 24, 2020 Hallie Jacobs

Dilworth Park brings winter fun right into the heart of Center City. Every year it transforms into a winter wonderland filled with ice skating, food, and shopping. View More »

Anderson and Gladfelter Construction in Final Phases

November 12, 2020 Chris Berger

The construction at Anderson and Gladfelter Halls is soon to be finished. Construction workers are putting the finishing touches on the renovations to the walkway and terrace between the two buildings. View More »

New Precautions for Study Abroad in Spring

October 29, 2020 Chris Berger

COVID-19 has impacted every aspect of the travel industry this year. On October 15th the study abroad program in Oviedo, Spain was canceled due to COVID-19 concerns and that the moment there is still no decision about programs in Japan. View More »

天普时刻 Temple Moment News Brief 10/21/2020

October 21, 2020 Yu Chen

来自Temple Update新闻室，您收看的是天普时刻： – 前副总统奥巴马为总统候选人拜登在费城举行他的第一场线下活动 – 费城市宣布禁止对抗议者使用非致命武力 – 宾夕法尼亚州现在可以在选举日发送邮寄选票 – 天气预报 View More »

TFMA Gets Creative with Online Class

October 1, 2020 Chris Berger

Temple University’s School of Theater, Film and Media Arts has moved most of its classes and performances online. View More »

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SEPTA Phasing Out Paper Tickets on Regional Rail for Key Card

September 2, 2020 Josh Kurman

SEPTA says that they will begin to phase out paper ticket sales and only accept SEPTA Key card taps as fares on Regional Rail lines this October. View More »

Contact Tracing Continues, #MaskUpPHL to Begin Selling Masks

August 13, 2020 Porter Deacon

In Thursday’s press briefing, Health Commissioner Dr. Thomas Farley announced 185 new cases of coronavirus in the city of Philadelphia, bringing the total number of cases since the start of the pandemic to 31,190. View More »

Philadelphia Launches PHLConnectED Initiative

August 6, 2020 Porter Deacon

Mayor Jim Kenney stated that Philadelphia has launched an initiative to help students in the area access necessary technology for the upcoming school year. View More »