Month: July 2020

The lawsuit challenges a rule that would force international students taking only online classes to leave the country.

An additional 234 cases of coronavirus have been reported over the weekend in Philadelphia. Today’s numbers represent the total over View More »

At The Unique Touch, haircuts now come with masks and temperature checks. […]

The library will make tools ranging from circular saws to spotlights borrowable for up to one week, for a small fee. […]

来自Temple Update新闻室，您收看的是天普时刻： – 在周三学生进行了抗议游行，学生组织Temple Coalition of Change希望天普大学能够对周边社区提供更多的支持。 – 总校长在星期二下午宣布将在年结束后退休 – 天普大学食堂会在八月二十二号晚重新开业

Mayor Jim Kenney announced Thursday that the City of Philadelphia is launching a citywide “Mask Up” campaign to remind residents View More »

Here are today’s headlines: – Temple Update’s Monica Logroño was at the Bell Tower where students were protesting the University’s View More »

The Temple News spoke to university officials and health practitioners about steps they’re taking to ensure the safety of students, faculty and staff returning for the fall semester.

Pennsylvania and the majority of the nation are seeing a resurgence in coronavirus cases, but that is not the case View More »

– Presidente Richard Englert anuncia su jubilación – ICE ordena a estudiantes extranjeros irse a país si clases están en View More »