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The outbreak began at the end of February and is expected to continue until the end of the semester.

The issued was fixed, but students were encouraged to recast their votes if they were not counted.

Students can vote for next year’s administration on Tuesday and Wednesday.

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

The City Council primary is in less than two months, and Darrell Clarke no longer has opponents.

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

Police have a suspect in custody, and both victims are in stable condition.

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.

Police did not recover a firearm or identify the assailant.