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Unless international students take a class in-person, ICE may force them to leave the country. Here’s what Penn, Drexel, Temple are doing.

ICE has retracted a temporary rule that allowed foreign students to attend school online during the coronavirus pandemic — potentially forcing many out of the U.S. and preventing others from arriving in the fall. Rosanna Berardi, an immigration attorney, explains how the new rule is an extension of the Trump Administration’s attack on legal immigration.

Kevin Gillen, an urban policy expert at Drexel University, says that if history is any indicator, people won’t ditch city life because of the pandemic, but businesses might.

Take a look at the reopening plans for some of the largest universities and colleges in the Philadelphia area.

Researchers at Drexel University are trying to figure out why COVID-19 can be so lethal so quickly, as well as how protected people who have managed to recover might be in the future.

Not long after colleges and universities across the country were forced to shift to virtual learning amid the Covid-19 pandemic, the lawsuits began. With a handful of law firms driving the charge, students soon started filing class-action complaints against their schools — including Philadelphia’s three largest universities — arguing their remote education isn’t worth the full tuition price they paid…

Students at 26 U.S. universities, including Drexel in Philadelphia, are filing lawsuits against their schools demanding partial refunds on tuition and campus fees, saying they’re not getting the caliber of education they were promised.

Not satisfied with the online classes, a student at Drexel University has sued the school and wants his money back. He spoke with NBC10’s Denise Nakano.

As the new strain of deadly coronavirus – COVID-19 – continues to spread, universities in the Philadelphia region are taking steps to protect students both at home and abroad.

Temple University, the University of Pennsylvania and Villanova are among the Philadelphia area colleges and universities to move classes online in response to the new coronavirus. NBC10’s reporter Miguel Martinez-Valle speaks with students about the sudden change.

Temple University closed its study abroad program in Italy amid the coronavirus outbreak. The school now wants the students to get home as soon as possible. NBC10’s Steven Fisher speaks to two students.

Rebecca Juro remembers keeping her secret as far back as age 5. She felt different compared to other little boys in her suburban New Jersey neighborhood and, without anyone saying it, she understood being different was bad. “I knew my parents would not be excited to hear their son wanted to wear a dress,” she said.

Half of the completed suicides in the United States in 2015 were carried out using a firearm, research shows. A program developed by gun owners and public health experts shows you can cut those numbers back with a simple approach.

Thousands of pounds of deadly hydrofluoric acid escaped into the atmosphere following the massive June 21 blast at the now-shuttered gas refinery in South Philadelphia, according to a new federal report.

The novel coronavirus outbreak that the World Health Organization has labeled a public health emergency is now impacting local universities, which are taking measures to inform and aid students and staff. The new strain of coronavirus has infected nearly 10,000 people and killed more than 200 across the globe. At least six cases have been confirmed in the United States,…

As the outbreak continues in China and with the sixth U.S. case confirmed in Chicago, Philadelphia is taking precautions against the coronavirus. NBC10’s Drew Smith speaks to local doctors about what they know about the coronavirus so far.

Drexel University paid the United States nearly $190,000 after a former professor at the school allegedly used federal grant money for visits to Philadelphia strip clubs and sports bars.

Drexel University identified the man as Vivek Subramani, and said he was with two other Drexel students at the time he fell early Saturday

Disney will sprinkle its pixie dust on the streaming arena Tuesday, as its Disney Plus service debuts with an arsenal of marquee franchises including Marvel and Star Wars, original series with a built-in fan base and a cheap price to boot. The $7-a-month commercial-free service is poised to set the standard for other services like WarnerMedia’s HBO Max and NBCUniversal’s...