Miles Wall

‘We’ve never seen anything like this before’: Local grocers face high demand amid COVID-19 outbreak

15 March 2020 Miles Wall and Maxwell Klemmer

Students and residents are flocking to buy household goods, forcing stores to limit certain purchases.

Temple professor’s card game highlights the highs and lows of social media

19 February 2020 Miles Wall

Kathy Mueller created a game which she presented to students and staff on Feb. 19.

Douglass Day event amplifies Blackness in digital humanities

15 February 2020 Miles Wall

Students transcribed Black scholar Anna Julia Cooper’s academic work and personal correspondence.

Visual artist speaks on science, research in art

06 February 2020 Miles Wall

Nami Yamamoto discussed her diverse artworks that intersect science and art at Temple.

Temple’s jewelry program chair draws design inspiration from disease

24 January 2020 Miles Wall

Doug Bucci uses his lifelong struggle with diabetes to influence his innovative jewelry works, which utilize data mapping and 3D printing technologies.

Temple, North Philly residents read MLK speech to remember ‘what King lived, fought and died for.’

20 January 2020 Miles Wall

Volunteers gathered at Berean Presbyterian Church to read “I Have A Dream” and participated in community service projects.

Temple Ambler’s winter event shows off ‘thermonasty’ plants

17 January 2020 Miles Wall

Temple University’s Ambler campus hosted an event featuring climate-adaptable plants on Jan. 15.

Temple vice dean sings with Philly POPS Festival Chorus

19 December 2019 Miles Wall

Maggie Place, Klein College’s new vice dean for student success is singing in A Philly POPS Christmas, a concert series that will run through December 21.

Ajman University Chancellor discusses middle easts’ higher ed with Temple students

22 November 2019 Miles Wall

Karim Seghir compared UAE’s public education system with the United States’ at his lecture.

Temple community watches Mercury’s transit at viewing event

12 November 2019 Miles Wall

Students, faculty, and community members gathered on Charles Library’s terrace to view the rare transit.