September, 2017 - The Temple News

From admissions to in-college support, affirmative action makes a difference.

Ashanti Dixon and her food truck team ‘The Breakfast Club’ are competing for $50,000 on the Food Network.

Since deferred recruitment was introduced in 2015, sororities and fraternities have increased their GPAs and membership.

In June, Jordan Nash and Emily Keitel took a service trip to the Lukome Center in northern Uganda.

TSG and the Temple community are committed to combatting sexual violence.

Sister Jocelyn Edathil works full-time as a physician and a nun.

The former All-American returned to Main Campus to earn her master’s this fall.

The office on Cecil B. Moore Avenue near Sydenham Street has been operating since mid-April.

In an effort to comfort students struggling financially, professors are editing their syllabi.

Senior theater major Lyell Hintz wrote a play that explores genetic modification.