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[ 25 August 2020 ] Conflicts in hybrid scheduling hurt commuter students Commentary
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[ 24 September 2020 ] TAUP members vote in favor of online classes for spring Breaking News
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Trump visits Philadelphia for town hall with undecided voters

16 September 2020 Amelia Winger and Jack Danz

Some Temple students protested the president at Independence Mall while he held a town hall with George Stephanopoulos inside the National Constitution Center.

Temple student advocates for on-campus polling place

10 March 2020 Haajrah Gilani

Drexel University and the University of Pennsylvania already have on-campus polling places.

The Temple News’ guide to the 2019 general election

05 November 2019 Colin Evans

Candidates, ballot questions and polling locations: Here’s what you need to know before you vote today.

Omar Woodard exits race for City Council 5th District seat

27 March 2019 Hal Conte

City Council President Darrell Clarke now faces one opponent for the Democratic primary in May.

Nonprofit lobbyist joins race against City Council President Darrell Clarke

27 February 2019 Hal Conte

Omar Woodard is running in the Democratic primary for 5th District City Council seat.

Democrats representing constituents near Temple’s Main Campus win all contests

07 November 2018 Hal Conte

Students watched the midterm election results come in at an event hosted by Temple’s Political Science Society on Tuesday.

Voter Guide: Midterms 2018

31 October 2018 The Temple News

Everything you need to know about the upcoming midterm elections in North Philadelphia.

Canceled classes give students more time to vote

30 October 2018 Emma Padner

Some professors are canceling classes so students can turn out to the polls.

Defend Our Future points students to environmental protection

18 October 2018 Claudia Estrada

Despite lack of focus on climate change in 2018 midterm discussions, the campus group wants students to consider candidates who have protection policy.

North Philly wards hopeful for high turnout in midterms

16 October 2018 Hal Conte

Five wards near Main Campus reported 24 to 34 percent turnout in the 2014 midterm election.