Victoria Ayala - The Temple News

These recommendations will allow the university to respond more effectively to hate speech.

The first 20 Cecil B. Moore scholars will be picked from the dual enrollment program on March 1.

From COVID-19 to a presidential election, police brutality protests and Ari Goldstein’s trial, a lot happened this year at Temple.

Students and residents voted for presidential candidates in person while adhering to COVID-19 safety protocols.

Students are concerned about climate change and student loans when casting their ballots.

The Temple News outlined what you need know about this year’s races, ballot measures and voting options.

Some students and faculty protested campus’ reopening on the first day of fall classes.

As counties transition out of the “red” phase, stay-at-home orders will be lifted and cases monitored closely.

The city will focus on combining containment, social distancing and protection strategies as part of its reopening plan.

Concerns regarding the structure of online courses and whether students will be reimbursed program costs remain up in the air.