Month: June 2020

For the fourth night in a row, a curfew was set for Philadelphia Wednesday. Only those engaged in essential duties View More »

As counties transition out of the “red” phase, stay-at-home orders will be lifted and cases monitored closely.

Students are to use money from the grant to pay for financial troubles that arose from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Homeless support services are working harder than ever to protect the high risk and vulnerable homeless community from contracting COVID-19. Homelessness is difficult under any circumstances, but researchers at the University of Pennsylvania, Boston University […]

Las Últimas Noticias de Miércoles: – Temple anuncia sus planes para reabrir en el otoño – Protestas sigan en Filadelfia; View More »

La Universidad de Temple ha anunciado sus planes para nuevamente reabrir sus puertas y clases presenciales para el semestre de View More »

Temple University announced Tuesday plans to reopen in person for the 2020 fall semester. The announcement comes after Governor Tom View More »

In response to protests that have occurred across the city, Mayor Jim Kenney says actions of violence will not be View More »

Today’s Headlines: Peaceful protests across Philadelphia on Saturday afternoon were followed by vandalism and looting by nightfall Monday marked the View More »

The university announced it will begin phasing in-person operations back on campus during the summer.