Natalie Kerr

Voices: Will you be watching President-elect Joe Biden’s inauguration?

19 January 2021 Emma Padner, Natalie Kerr and Lawrence Ukenye

Students share if they will tune into Wednesday’s presidential inauguration.

North Central residents cope with canceled programs, isolation

19 January 2021 Natalie Kerr

Residents feel withdrawn from the neighborhood with fewer in-person events.

Year in review 2020: Features

30 December 2020 Emma Padner, Natalie Kerr and Lawrence Ukenye

This year, as Temple University moved to an online format in March due to the COVID-19 pandemic, students learned how to adapt to online classes and changes to residence halls and campus food vendors struggled with business as students went home.

Philly music team hosts first event after Olympics postponement

20 November 2020 Natalie Kerr

A Boyer College professor debuted parts of KATA, a music, karate and technology performance project through Zoom on Thursday, Nov. 19.

Virtual exhibit showcases Tyler students’ artwork

15 November 2020 Natalie Kerr

The STELLA online art gallery is featuring two new exhibits from students in the art therapy and glass programs.

Women voters in Temple community commemorate suffrage centennial

03 November 2020 Natalie Kerr and Emma Padner

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

‘Expected it’: Temple students, faculty plan for another semester mostly online

03 November 2020 Natalie Kerr and Emma Padner

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

Temple Health researchers create tool to virtually diagnose heart disease

20 October 2020 Natalie Kerr

Anjali Vaidya developed VEST to assess patients without needing in-person appointments.

Restaurant relies on takeout service to recover

06 October 2020 Natalie Kerr

Maxwell’s Caribbean American Take-out is seeing regular customers return after reopening.

‘Too much headache’: Restaurants hesitant to expand indoor dining

06 October 2020 Tyra Brown and Natalie Kerr

Even though Philadelphia allowed indoor dining at 50 percent on Oct. 2, some restaurant owners hesitate to allow indoor seating due to safety concerns.