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Students, don’t fear testing

22 September 2020 Editorial Board

Although cases of COVID-19 are declining within the university, students should still take the necessary precautions to protect their neighbors.

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Temple: Take accountability in implementing anti-racist initiative

22 September 2020 Editorial Board

Temple pledged to spend $1 million on anti-racist eduacation, but some see the initiative as not enough.

How thrifting helped my self-esteem

22 September 2020 Molly McGowan

A student explores the relationship between her journey towards body confidence and her love of second-hand shopping.

Being a caregiver during the pandemic

22 September 2020 Asia Floyd

A student reflects on their experience working at a nursing home during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Don’t fall for Trump’s rhetoric against Black Lives Matter

22 September 2020 Monica Mellon

A student argues Black Lives Matter is a peaceful movement, despite President Donald Trump’s claims.

Ready or not, women are here to stay in STEM

22 September 2020 Maya Rahman

A student discusses how she embodies female empowerment in the biotech world.

Philly made the right call to hold off on indoor dining

22 September 2020 Camillia Benjamin

Gov. Wolf expanded indoor dining state-wide on Sep. 21, but the city is holding off for now.

Suicide prevention isn’t just checking on people

22 September 2020 Regina Schleip

A student argues affordable housing and universal healthcare are forms of suicide prevention.

Long live the king, Chadwick Boseman

16 September 2020 Camillia Benjamin

A student describes the impact the late Chadwick Boseman, the star of “Black Panther” who died at 43 of colon cancer, left on her.

Kamala Harris’ nomination is a double-edged sword

15 September 2020 Rachel Berson

Joe Biden choosing Kamala Harris as his running mate is a progressive, yet controversial move in the wake of civil unrest around police brutality.

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