Hornby attends Temple University and is pursuing a Bachelor of Business Administration degree in Business Management and a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Musical Theater.

The sisters graduated together from Central High School (class number 251), Temple University, and Penn State’s College of Medicine.

“Temple has provided me friends I will have for the rest of my life,” he said. “I had unconditional support from everybody, the academic staff, professors, my coaches, my teammates. I have met so many great people on North Broad and am so grateful for my time here.”

Temple University Hospital System’s offer of COVID-19 shots to 10,000 older and medically at-risk patients prompted a low response rate — just 15% — from the people who should be most concerned about getting the virus.

The line that formed on North Broad Street led to the front doors of the Liacouras Center, the basketball pavilion where a year ago 6,604 fans watched Temple beat UConn in double overtime.

A local cardiologist is receiving a top honor for her efforts to address racial disparities in heart disease.

The Black Doctors COVID-19 Consortium will host the city’s first 24-hour, walk-up vaccination site Friday through Saturday afternoon at Temple University’s Liacouras Center.