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Temple Student Strike Turns Ugly as School Ends Some Tuition Aid
In case you’ve been thinking about nothing but the upcoming Super Bowl, you may have missed the fact that Temple University graduate students are in […]
Philly Today: Temple Students Call Out School Leaders Over Campus Safety
Check phillymag.com each morning for the latest edition of Philly Today. And if you have a news tip for our hardworking Philly Mag reporters, please […]
Where to Eat Around Temple’s Campus
Temple’s campus is ever-changing: buildings rise, fall and shape-shift every few years (and sometimes months). But the dining options — long-standing trucks, shacks and unassuming-looking […]
Texas-Style Brisket in Bucks County, and More Philly Restaurant News
A revamped menu of BBQ at Holy ‘Que Smokehouse Feeling like some BBQ? With this weather (and this upcoming weekend), of course you are. Summers […]
Temple’s Journalism Dean Thinks We Should See the Carnage of the Texas School Shooting
On Tuesday, an 18-year-old with a legally purchased an AR-15 assault rifle and handgun proceeded to murder 21 people, including 19 children, at Robb Elementary […]
This Lavish New Book Explores Italy’s Legacy in Philly
This city’s Italian roots run deep, and a new book out from Temple University Press, The Italian Legacy in Philadelphia, does a thorough job of […]
Philly Pharmacologists Are Developing a Promising Pain-Relieving CBD Analog Drug
It’s no secret that America — and Philadelphia — is currently in the midst of an opioid epidemic. When a patient is prescribed the pain-relieving […]
Temple Shows Its True Colors in Bringing Students Back to Campus, Causing COVID Outbreak
When the coronavirus pandemic first hit the United States, it became virtually impossible to read a story about the present moment without bumping into the […]
Think Jim Kenney Is a COVID Hypocrite? You’ve Gotta Check Out This Bar-Owning Sea Isle Mayor
A roundup of Philly-area news. This article may be updated at any time as new information becomes available. Sea Isle Mayor in Hot Water Over […]
Marc Vetri Goes Off On Mayor Kenney After the Mayor Dines Indoors
A roundup of Philly news. This article may be updated at any time as new information becomes available. Marc Vetri Not a Big Fan of […]
Temple Faculty Union Demands Right to Teach Online This Fall
The other week, we told you about the simmering discontent among professors at some Philly colleges, as their institutions sought to return to on-campus instruction […]
Philly Colleges Plan to Return In-Person. Some Professors Aren’t So Sure.
As the fall draws nearer, we’re finally starting to learn how education amid pandemic might play out at universities. Back in the spring, when the […]
5 Puzzling New Symptoms of Coronavirus, Explained
It started with a cough. In the early days, when COVID-19 first began to spread beyond its origin in Wuhan, China, doctors warned about a […]
Philly Researchers Are Speeding Up the Clinical Research Process With Coronavirus Trials
Over the past month, researchers in hospitals across Philadelphia have launched as many as 30 clinical trials all aimed at finding cures for COVID-19. It’s […]
These Philly Coronavirus Medical Milestones Prove Hope Is Not Lost
There are currently no approved treatments or cures for COVID-19, which has sickened more than 10,000 people in Philadelphia and caused more than 400 deaths. […]