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[ 15 July 2020 ] Temple announces plan to de-densify campus CORONAVIRUS
[ 13 August 2020 ] Temple field hockey is canceled for the Fall 2020 season Field Hockey
[ 12 August 2020 ] AAC commissioner won’t decide fate of college football season yet Football
[ 11 August 2020 ] Penn closes student housing for fall semester CORONAVIRUS
[ 06 August 2020 ] AAC plans for all fall sports to play regular seasons Athletic Department
[ 05 August 2020 ] Temple releases COVID-19 guidelines for student orgs CORONAVIRUS

Philadelphia extends heat health emergency through July 22

21 July 2020 Amelia Winger

The city opened air-conditioned public spaces at libraries, schools and parked buses.

President Richard Englert announces plans to step down from Temple University

07 July 2020 Colin Evans, Amelia Winger and Madison Karas

Englert, who is the 11th President of Temple, will not leave his post until a successor is found.

VA will not prevent new GI Bill students from enrolling at Temple

02 July 2020 Amelia Winger

The agency concluded that Temple had taken “adequate corrective actions” after allegedly violating U.S. Code 3696.

Philadelphia scales back July 3 green phase reopening

30 June 2020 Amelia Winger

The city will allow “lower-risk activities” to resume on July 3 while still banning large indoor gatherings, indoor dining and gyms.

Philadelphia issues mandatory mask policy for outdoors, public spaces

26 June 2020 Amelia Winger

The policy applies to indoor public spaces and outdoor areas where people are closer than six feet from others not in their household.

Temple University to stop funding Philadelphia Police Foundation

26 June 2020 Jay Neemeyer

The university will instead direct money to social justice programs.

Bill Cosby able to appeal conviction, PA Supreme Court says

23 June 2020 Nico Cisneros

Cosby was convicted in 2018 for sexually assaulting a Temple employee.

Temple to close Friday to recognize Juneteenth

17 June 2020 Madison Karas

The holiday marks the day when enslaved people in Texas learned of the Emancipation Proclamation in 1865, two years after it was signed.

Temple addresses racist posts from students, will not cut PPD ties

07 June 2020 Jack Danz and Tyler Perez

The university announced the Vice President of Student Affairs and Dean of Students will meet with students who made racist posts on social media.

Temple University announces plans for in-person and online fall classes

02 June 2020 Amelia Winger, Bibiana Correa, Tyler Perez and Madison Karas

The university announced it will begin phasing in-person operations back on campus during the summer.

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