Lawrence Ukenye

Penn to require vaccine for faculty, staff and students

01 June 2021 Lawrence Ukenye

All faculty, staff and doctoral students at the University of Pennsylvania must be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 by Aug. 1.

Pennsylvania will lift all COVID-19 restrictions on businesses and gatherings on May 31

04 May 2021 Lawrence Ukenye

The statewide mask order will remain until 70 percent of all Pennsylvania adults are fully vaccinated.

Fox School of Business experiments with virtual reality learning amid pandemic

03 May 2021 Lawrence Ukenye

The graduate course mimics a lecture hall by allowing students to engage with one another from different locations

Philly to expand vaccine eligibility to all adults April 19

06 April 2021 Lawrence Ukenye

The city will also expand eligibility to some essential workers, including media personnel and construction workers, next week.

Philadelphia to expand vaccine eligibility to more essential workers

01 April 2021 Lawrence Ukenye

Sanitation workers, utility workers and janitorial staff will be eligible to receive COVID-19 vaccines starting April 5.

Temple vaccinates students, faculty at campus clinic

31 March 2021 Lawrence Ukenye and Natalie Kerr

Students and employees received their first doses of the COVID-19 vaccine at White Hall today.

Temple to open COVID-19 vaccine clinic tomorrow

30 March 2021 Amelia Winger and Lawrence Ukenye

The university will vaccinate students, faculty and staff on Wednesday, followed by city residents on Thursday.

Eligible Temple students receive vaccine at FEMA site

30 March 2021 Emma Padner and Lawrence Ukenye

The clinic is open every day for 12 hours and transitioned to second doses on March 24.

Temple students, faculty discuss spending third stimulus check

30 March 2021 Fallon Roth and Lawrence Ukenye

While some students plan to save their stimulus, others need the funds to pay for necessities, like bills.

City officials, Temple students reflect on life during the pandemic

16 March 2021 Lawrence Ukenye

Mayor Jim Kenney urged residents to remain hopeful about a return to normal on the one-year anniversary of the closure of nonessential city businesses.