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Temple’s New Center for Anti-Racism
Temple University has celebrated the grand opening of the new Center for Anti-Racism. The opening ceremony was on Monday in room 140 of Mazur Hall, the home of the new center. View More »
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Temple Update Live from the Cherry Carpet
Leading up to the Oscars, Temple University’s Klein College of Media and Communication held their own watch party and red carpet event called “The Cherry Carpet.” View More »
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Students Registering For Classes See a Mix of Options
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 elements in the fall. View More »
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Temple Gymnastics to compete in the EAGL in 2021
The Temple gymnastics team look to continue their success when they move to the East Atlantic Gymnastic League(EAGL) to compete starting in the 2021 season. View More »
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Students Look Forward to Results of Election 2020
“I’m ready for it to be over, but I’m not necessarily looking forward to it. But I’m not not looking forward to it,” said Temple Senior Connor Schiefer. View More »
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Greek Life at Temple Adapts to COVID-19 Restrictions
Temple’s Fraternity and Sorority Life (FSL) has been a staple of the campus community for years. View More »
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Temple Announces Plans for Fall Semester
Temple University announced plans to reopen in person for the 2020 fall semester Tuesday.
The announcement comes after Governor Tom Wolf’s decision to move Philadelphia from the red phase to yellow on June 5. View More »
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Quarantined Life in Connecticut
Life in suburban, shoreline Connecticut has always been quiet. Unlike the busy life of a city like Philadelphia, Old Lyme, CT has only 10,000 residents, and is generally a quiet escape from bustling New Haven or New London. View More »
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#PhillyShinesBlue for Health Care Workers
Temple Update’s #OwlForceOne gives you a birds eye view of the #PhillyShinesBlue initiative, where dozens of iconic Philadelphia buildings and landmarks are turning blue to celebrate Philly’s health care workers during the COVID-19 pandemic. View More »
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Temple Update News Brief | April 15, 2020
Wednesday’s Stories:
President Trump cuts funding to the World Health Organization
Temple imposes temporary pay cuts for university leadership
Stimulus checks due to arrive soon
The latest Coronavirus numbers for the City of Philadelphia
#PhillyShinesBlue for health care workers battling COVID-19
Temple Update’s Samantha Steward tells us how people are staying connected in this new era of social distancing
Temple Update weather reporter Matthew Silverman has your 3-day forecast View More »