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[ 08 April 2020 ] Temple student organizations adjust to university’s closure CORONAVIRUS
[ 07 April 2020 ] ‘We train for so long’: Former Temple fencer reacts to Summer Olympic Games postponement CORONAVIRUS
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[ 07 April 2020 ] Temple students who are essential workers balance online classes, extra shifts CORONAVIRUS
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Trump declares national emergency due to COVID-19 spread

13 March 2020 Valerie Dowret

$50 billion will be made available to combat the pandemic according to the announcement.

Dancers learn ‘the sweep’ and ‘helicopter’ moves at Temple breakdancing workshops

11 March 2020 Taylor Johnson

Temple Breakers held a week-long dance workshop to teach breakdance techniques starting March 9.

Temple YouTuber’s ‘relatable’ videos discuss college life

10 March 2020 Lawrence Ukenye

A student balances her course schedule around making and editing videos for her channel.

Hair braiding emphasizes tradition, expression

10 March 2020 Finn Martel

The Natural Hair Movement encourages people of African descent to wear their natural hair.

Temple student’s clothing company ‘celebrates’ Senegalese culture

10 March 2020 Meredith Haas

A student designs clothes that are produced in Senegal and shipped to him in Philadelphia.

Temple professor’s cooking program educates North Philly students

10 March 2020 Emma Padner

Gina Tripicchio helped create an afterschool food education program with a nearby YMCA.

Temple alumni reflect on emotional Broadway performances

09 March 2020 Lawrence Ukenye

Many Temple alumni have launched their careers in production after performing in Broadway musicals.

Performance connects Shakespeare’s ‘Othello’ to Black people’s experience

01 March 2020 Lawrence Ukenye

M’Balia Singley created ‘Turn’ during her residency at the Kimmel Center.

Temple alumnus reflects on his role in Oscar-winning film

25 February 2020 Antonia Leao

Wolfgang Held was the cinematographer for ‘The Neighbor’s Window,’ which was awarded the Best Live-Action Short in 2020.

Temple student organization partners with YMCA for Black History Celebration

25 February 2020 Matt Strout

The Lansdowne YMCA welcomed community members of all ages to dance, make art projects and listen to poetry connected to black history.

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