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Women faculty support students in Temple STEM fields

30 March 2021 Natalie Kerr, Samantha Sullivan and Kristine Chin

Through research and outreach, women in STEM make male-dominated fields more inclusive.

Temple students navigate second year of summer internship uncertainty

20 March 2021 Natalie Kerr

As students look for summer internships, some work details remain unclear as the COVID-19 vaccination effort and case counts evolve.

Temple to hold multiple smaller in-person commencements

05 March 2021 Natalie Kerr

Graduation events will be held by individual schools and colleges and live streamed for those who cannot attend.

Students react to Fall 2021 semester announcement

02 March 2021 Emma Padner, Fallon Roth and Natalie Kerr

Temple University will hold the majority of classes in person and most campus facilities will be open in Fall 2021.

2020 Temple yearbook published after COVID-19 delay

02 March 2021 Natalie Kerr

Templar staff hope the 2020 and 2021 yearbooks are delivered to seniors and alumni by May.

Temple student pours creativity into resin art business

16 February 2021 Natalie Kerr

Rachel Suter started selling resin work in October 2020, and plans to grow her online business.

Shop North Central

16 February 2021 Natalie Kerr and Emma Padner

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

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Residents feel withdrawn from the neighborhood with fewer in-person events.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