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Food trucks, restaurants accommodate students’ diets and preferences

09 October 2018 Khanya Brann

Eateries on campus cater to religious and lifestyle preferences, like vegan and kosher diets.

Tyler alumna explores anxiety through art in South Philly exhibit

15 July 2018 Khanya Brann

Fiber artist Carly Reed Scott’s textile paintings will be on display at Giovinetti Studios in South Philadelphia until July 31.

“Who is art?” asks the Women’s Mobile Museum

06 June 2018 Khanya Brann

Philadelphia Photo Arts Center apprentices bring art to community spaces

Kai Davis, a 2016 Africology and African-American studies and English alumna, is one of 10 Philadelphia artists to be awarded the Transformation Award from the Leeway Foundation in December. The award is given to women and trans artists who have shown a commitment to social change in their work. | CACIE ROSARIO / THE TEMPLE NEWS

Alumna makes poetry accessible for marginalized groups

23 January 2018 Khanya Brann

Kai Davis, a 2016 alumna, received a $15,000 grant from the Leeway Foundation for her poetry.

Students parody ‘Milk and Honey’

05 December 2017 Khanya Brann

Two freshmen created a parody based on the bestselling poetry book “Milk and Honey.”

Klein chair opens cafe, bookstore in Germantown

05 December 2017 Khanya Brann

Uncle Bobbie’s is one of the few Black-owned bookstores in Pennsylvania.

Marc Lamont Hill opens bookstore, coffee shop in Germantown

28 November 2017 Khanya Brann

Uncle Bobbie’s Coffee and Books is one of a handful of Black-owned bookstores in Pennsylvania.

Temple professor explores anti-Semitism in poetry

07 November 2017 Khanya Brann

English professor Lisa Grunberger’s poem appeared in the New York Times on Oct. 21.

Sharing stories about fathers, finding healing

24 October 2017 Khanya Brann

The project “100 Other Halves” documents positive and negative father-daughter relationships.

Pound Cake makeup brand focuses on diverse skin tones

17 October 2017 Khanya Brann

A 2015 alumna co-founded a makeup brand for diverse skin and lip tones.

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