The U.S. Commerce Department announced Friday, that TikTok and WeChat will be banned from U.S. app stores by Sunday. This act will bar these Chinese-made apps from accessing internet services View More »
After a 45-year long career at Temple, president Richard Englert announced over the summer that he will be retiring by the end of this academic year. Before Englert can go, View More »
Temple was once a school known for a terrible football team with very few NFL prospects coming out of it’s program. That couldn’t be further from the truth now. View More »
On Saturday, June 6th at 10 am, over 3,000 protesters met at the Bristol train station in Lower Bucks County. The event was a Unified Peace Walk for Black Lives View More »
Since the COVID-19 outbreak, researchers have tried to find multiple ways to break down the demographics of those who have been infected by the coronavirus. With breakdowns from age to View More »
The Temple Police department gathered outside of the Temple Hospital’s Boyer Pavilion Wednesday evening to show their support for health care workers who continue to battle Covid-19. The officers View More »
All over Philadelphia teachers are preparing to remote teach and stay in touch with their students. 7th-grade science teacher, Amber Johnson spoke about how this process is going. Amber said View More »
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 View More »
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 View More »
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 View More »
