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Temple to increase the amount of in-person classes in spring semester

12 December 2021 Micah Zimmerman

The increase follows a change in city guidance after the university was already prepared for socially distanced classrooms in the fall of 2021.

Former Temple student missing since Thursday

12 December 2021 Fallon Roth

Kenaizha “Nage” Ezell was last seen on Helen Street near Ontario after experiencing a mental health crisis.

Food, hygiene resources available during Temple’s break

07 December 2021 Emerson Marchese

Services for accessing food and toiletries in Philadelphia amid Temple’s winter break closure.

Health director at Temple reflects on navigating COVID-19

07 December 2021 Monica Constable

Denys used lessons he learned from previous outbreaks to help combat COVID-19 at Temple.

Temple shuttle struggles with capacity limits on weekends

07 December 2021 Fallon Roth

FLIGHT gets 800 to 900 requests on an average weekend and has a 96 percent trip success rate.

Parents, students and community organize for more campus safety

06 December 2021 Fallon Roth, Monica Constable and Micah Zimmerman

Parents organized a rally on Monday at the Bell Tower to advocate for campus safety.

Temple completes distribution of HEERF III payments to students

05 December 2021 Micah Zimmerman

The remaining funds will go to the institutional needs in Fiscal Year 2022.

Temple hosts forum on gun violence, public safety

03 December 2021 Micah Zimmerman

University and city leaders fielded questions from parents, students and community members in the virtual forum.

Temple announces new campus safety initiatives after off-campus shooting

30 November 2021 Fallon Roth

The university plans to increase the Campus Safety Service force by 50 percent, host a virtual forum about campus safety and pursue the establishment of a university violence reduction institute.

Former Fox dean guilty of conspiracy, wire fraud

29 November 2021 Jack Danz and Lawrence Ukenye

Porat could be sentenced for up to 25 years in prison for the most serious charge in March.