Laura Fanciullacci

Smoking does harm to more than your lungs

18 November 2009 Laura Fanciullacci

Students can reduce effects of smoking on the environment by stamping out cigarettes in designated receptacles or by kicking the habit altogether.

Sustainability Day informs, showcases on-campus green initiatives

30 October 2009 Laura Fanciullacci

Temple students did not have to walk far last Wednesday to learn about the environment and eco-friendly organizations in the Philadelphia area. The university’s second annual Sustainability Day took place around the Bell Tower, which

Alumnus launches new compost entrepreneurship

13 October 2009 Laura Fanciullacci

Tim Bennett, a 2005 graduate of Temple, started a monthly service, Bennett Compost, in hopes of inspiring a composting trend among Philadelpha city-slickers.

Green-friendly events found on campus, in city

23 September 2009 Laura Fanciullacci

Last week’s GreenFest Philly marked the beginning of a season of eco-focused events placed not only around Philly but on Main Campus as well.

Food markets vend green, health perks

07 September 2009 Laura Fanciullacci

Whether purchasing produce from Temple’s farmers market or anywhere else in the city, locally grown foods pack more benefits than the obvious.

Wiping the slate green

03 September 2009 Laura Fanciullacci

Moving into a new place is the perfect time to go eco friendly.

Outdoor Club ventures out of city

14 April 2009 Laura Fanciullacci

The newly improved club at Temple is becoming more active than ever – just in time for spring – by adding biking, hiking and backpacking trips to the usual itinerary of Frisbee throwing.

Intoxicating theater

01 April 2009 Laura Fanciullacci

Azuka Theatre may be known for its stimulating productions, and its new show, Whiskey Neat, should
be no exception. But this Philadelphia playhouse certainly does more than just astonish audiences.

Architecture firm offers insight on modern building trends

24 March 2009 Laura Fanciullacci

The founders of Austin+Mergold LLC spoke to Temple engineering and architecture students about their unique project, SURAL.