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Krasner discussed racial inequities in the criminal justice system during a panel discussion on Wednesday.

Ten of the cases are outside of Philadelphia, the city’s Department of Public Health reported.

The university announced Tuesday that it will ban cigarettes, cigars, hookah and devices, like Juul.

This is the first time the Temple Association of University Professionals will also represent adjuncts since they joined the union.

On Friday, Malcolm Jenkins and Rodney McLeod spoke about the importance of hiring people who were incarcerated.

The mumps, measles and rubella vaccine was given on a walk-in basis to combat the outbreak on Main Campus.

As of Tuesday, there are 105 Temple-related mumps cases, and 19 of them are students living in on-campus housing.

North Philadelphia residents say litter is still a problem despite city and university cleanup efforts.

The Board of Trustees approved the funds to pay for a scholars center and increased construction costs.

The Fox School of Business’ Small Business Development Center will offer free business services to veterans.