On a muggy June morning in Temple Ambler's Innovation Studio, Tyler architecture students and faculty worked together to organize hundreds of intricately shaped wood
This past spring, Eric Kiewlak, CPH '20, joined his best friend, Andrew Linder, and a crew of others on a historic 3,100-mile run across the country. Linder wore a 15
Hundreds of optimistic job seekers filled Temple University's Aramark STAR Complex on Friday, June 7, in search of a new career during Temple's 17th annual Neighborhood
Since 2018, Temple University has partnered with Cristo Rey Philadelphia High School through a year-round internship mentoring program for youth. The program introduces
More than 300 attended Temple University's first-ever Reentry Job Fair and Resource Village at the Howard Gittis Student Center on April 19. The job fair is designed to
Temple University's commitment to North Philadelphia remains as strong as ever, with the latest example of that being the Temple Community Gateway, which is now
Hundreds of students from the School District of Philadelphia put their science skills to the test at Temple University's annual George Washington Carver Science Fair
In a historic action, Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker appointed Temple University faculty member Quaiser D. Abdullah, CLA '03, EDU '07, '17, as the city's first-ever
According to the group PEN America, more than 30 states have banned books by Black authors, including classics such as The Color Purple and The Autobiography of Malcolm X
Saturday College, a new program designed to help middle school students who live in Philadelphia to prepare for college, launched the spring 2024 session this past
In February 2022, Yana Kozyrkova and her son, David, had less than 24 hours to pack their belongings in one suitcase and flee their home in Mariupol, Ukraine. Russia
The Temple Law community, local athletes and coaches, and members of the press gathered on campus last Wednesday, Jan. 24, to celebrate new legislation that protects
Temple University's Center for Anti-Racism is partnering for a special screening of A Hope That Lights the Way, an impactful documentary produced in collaboration with
Teacher Angela Berry's third-grade class from the Paul Laurence Dunbar School stood shoulder-to-shoulder and saluted members of Temple's Department of Public Safety (DPS)
For the first time since two Temple police officers helped deliver baby Aamanee Young on North Broad Street a decade ago, the three reunited on a recently brisk Wednesday
Engineers, doctors, data scientisits, astronauts. Thanks to Temple's STEM -UP program, local high school students are learning a little more about what a career in those
Temple University's Center for Anti-Racism will host a special screening of A Hope That Lights the Way, an impactful documentary produced in collaboration with the city