February, 2021 - The Temple News

During the COVID-19 pandemic, students turned free time activities into small side businesses.

Anti-Semitism often flies below the radar in political conversation, alienating Jewish people.

The junior forward is averaging 11.3 points per game and leads the team in blocks this season.

A student argues professionalism on Zoom during a pandemic is unnecessary and classist.

Businesses began through campus bake sales, art markets and screenprinting classes.

A student shares his thoughts on why there needs to be more openly LGBTQ superheroes.

The current NCAA dead period prevents coaches from talking with or visiting recruits in person through April 15.

A student argues President Biden should gradually raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour.

Here are six small businesses to support around Temple University’s Main Campus.

Laniaya Jenkins started Cariñosa Creations in May 2020 and sells customized goods including signs, glassware and water bottles.