2020 - The Temple News

The Board adopted a budget to freeze tuition for the second year in a row and authorized campus renovations to mitigate the spread of COVID-19.

The president of Yorktown RCO explains his decision to expand the organization’s membership and calls on other organizers to do the same.

Students will be able to stay in the United States as long as they don’t take their course load entirely online.

Englert, who is the 11th President of Temple, will not leave his post until a successor is found.

The agency concluded that Temple had taken “adequate corrective actions” after allegedly violating U.S. Code 3696.

Casey answered questions from students via webinar about police brutality, the presidential election, and the senator’s own record on racial justice.

Exceptions include children under the age of two and people who cannot wear a mask due to a medical condition.

The city will allow “lower-risk activities” to resume on July 3 while still banning large indoor gatherings, indoor dining and gyms.

The policy applies to indoor public spaces and outdoor areas where people are closer than six feet from others not in their household.

The university will instead direct money to social justice programs.