Emma Padner

Residence halls at Temple University closed today at 12 p.m. until the beginning of the Spring 2021 semester.

Temple plans to hold some classes in person next semester with mostly online options.

The study, which took place in Spain, found that people have a strong interpretive bias toward the party they support.

Temple Student Government requested the Temple administration allow students to make the change, according to an email sent Thursday.

While colleges did not make it mandatory for faculty to cancel classes, some decided to cancel their classes to give students more time to vote.

After 100 years, women remember the struggle for voting rights as they cast their ballots.

Temple announced Monday that most courses will continue to be held online in the spring.

As COVID-19 cases rise, many students have opted to stay in and watch scary movies for the holiday.

Students are preparing to vote for the first time on Nov. 3 by researching candidates and their policies prior to Election Day.

Still wanting to dress in costumes, students plan to attend small gatherings with close friends.