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‘A continuous effort’: How Temple’s COVID-19 testing program was built

When brand name testing equipment and kits became difficult to find, Temple developed its own testing protocol using generic equivalents. 

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To keep the Temple community safe, the university opened a testing lab and sites and developed its own kits and testing protocol.
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How the pandemic has changed how we speak and more stories featuring Temple in the media

A Temple nurse reflected on a year of the coronavirus pandemic and an Owl served patients at her pharmacy, with thousands more on her vaccine waiting list.
 

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A CLA professor discussed the pandemic’s effect on language and vocabulary and a Temple nurse looked back on a year on the front lines.
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Temple alumna Capricia Washington shares a photo of her Great Aunt Annie’s Temple ID card from 1941

 

Capricia Washington, KLN ’12, felt a connection that she belonged at Temple and years after graduating found her Great Aunt Annie’s Temple ID card from 1941.

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Here’s the story behind a Temple ID card from 1941.
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New professional development program builds better leaders

 

Temple’s new Inclusive Supervision program uses diversity, equity and inclusion to cultivate workspaces where all voices are heard and all people are valued.

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Temple’s new Inclusive Supervision program for managers and supervisors was created to support the university’s antiracism initiative.
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Let's play Quarantine Bingo

Circle all that apply and see if you can get five in a row.

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Let's have a laugh as we look back on some of the things we did (or didn't do) during quarantine.
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Why are women still earning less than men?

 

Judith A. Levine, poverty scholar and associate professor of sociology, discusses the gender wage gap and the feminization of poverty.

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Judith A. Levine, associate professor sociology, explains why women are disproportionately affected by poverty.
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Temple study abroad programs in Italy, Japan: open and thriving

Students at Temple’s respected Rome and Japan campuses are having unforgettable semesters—and a welcome taste of normalcy—at a time when the vast majority of study abroad programs around the world have been shut down.

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COVID concerns have not stopped Temple students from international study.
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How to have a fun Zoom game night

Getting together on Zoom without a plan can be kind of boring. But we’re to help keep things interesting.

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Fun virtual game night ideas on Zoom with friends.

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