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Jennifer Griffin Nominated for Campus Safety Award
Temple’s Vice President for Public Safety Dr. Jennifer Griffin has been nominated for Campus Safety Director of the Year for Campus Safety Magazine. View More »
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Ride along with TUPD
Temple University’s Department of Public Safety is giving students a unique opportunity to see what it’s like to patrol the streets. View More »
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Shootings Close to Campus a Concern
North Philadelphia was home to another violent weekend, riddled with shootings around Temple’s campus.
On Friday night, just at 9:58 p.m., View More »
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Philadelphia Faces 911 Dispatcher Shortage
Police and city officials say that Philadelphia’s 911 call center has been experiencing a shortage of dispatchers. View More »
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City Council Approves $4.9 Billion Budget
Philadelphia’s City Council gave preliminary approval Wednesday to reduce police funding by $14 million and re-investing in the arts, anti-poverty and affordable housing. View More »
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Temple Update News Brief | June 11, 2020
Police Commissioner Outlaw responds to the approval of tear gas at protests.
Mayor Kenney reveals a new police reform plan. View More »
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Temple Update News Brief | June 9, 2020
Temple responds to police ties and officer assaulting student
Gov. Tom wolf’s grants for PA small businesses
Outdoor restaurant services during the yellow phase
Matt Silverman has your three-day forecast View More »
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City Officials Discuss Ongoing Demonstrations on National Gun Violence Awareness Day
In Friday’s press briefing, Mayor Jim Kenney and city officials discussed the ongoing
demonstrations in the City of Philadelphia. View More »
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Protesters gather in Center City for George Floyd
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 restrained by multiple Minneapolis police officers, one of which was digging his knee in Floyd’s neck. View More »
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Bucks Man Arrested After Temple Threats
A resident of Bucks County was arrested last weeks following threats made against Temple University.
Police say that 29-year-old Patrick Buhler was arrested on charges of harassment and making terroristic threats following an incident at a Walmart in Levittown. View More »