North Broad Street was buzzing, once again, with college students on Tuesday after a long summer away. The Action Cam was there as students made their way to Temple University’s various dorms. 

“Kishida has been struggling badly in public opinion polls for some time, and it was clear that he was under pressure, but the timing of this announcement is still a surprise,” said Hiromi Murakami, a professor of political science at the Tokyo campus of Temple University. 

 While unloading pillows, a desk mirror, plants and even a weighted hula-hoop, the Vadher parents are two of hundreds who are helping their Temple University college first-year students move into their dormitories Tuesday morning. 

 Other hospitals in the region also have to make difficult decisions during the shortage. “They’re never easy; if they’re easy, we would have them in place already,” said Jonathan Bakst, vice president of laboratory operations at Temple Health. He said that similar to Main Line ...

 There has been tons of hype around the new College Football 25 video game. Formerly known as NCAA Football, it was a fan favorite until being discontinued in 2014 amid legal issues over the use of real-life college players’ names and likenesses. Now that it’s back, ...