Kristen Celins, a 2008 Temple alumna, now works as a page at NBC headquarters in New York City.

Temple alumnus building green off-campus housing.

Students for Environmental Action approve Temple’s attempts for a greener school.

For the first time in 30 years, Temple is changing their grading system.
Starting this semester, Temple professors will submit their grades electronically, eliminating paper forms. This is the first time since the 1970s that Temple has changed their grading system. Previously, the university used mark sense grade forms, which some professors compared to a Scantron [...]

“Help us improve Temple!” reads the top of a new Web site that is giving students the chance to voice their opinions on Temple related issues.
University officials and faculty members have recently launched a new initiative to give students a voice to help improve communications and different aspects of the university.
The university has a goal [...]

Being a transfer student can be frustrating. Learning your way around a new campus, making new friends, dealing with the process of transferring credits, and registering for classes aren’t exactly the most exciting moments in your college career.
Temple will enroll about 1,000 transfer students this semester, Director of Admissions Timm Rinehart said. Upon acceptance, students [...]

Roaring laughter came from the Owl Cove in Mitten Hall Thursday, Oct. 18, during a comedy show hosted by the Public Relations Student Society of America. Five comedians performed, including current and former Temple students.
“I was surprised it was so funny because I expected it to be amateur,” said junior kinesiology major Regina Snyder. “It [...]

It’s no secret that college students love Facebook. Most can attest to spending hours browsing through friends, photos and joining groups. But have you ever wondered which groups are most popular in your network? Well, wonder no more. We have compiled a list of the 10 most popular groups in the Temple network.
10. Temple Late [...]