alumni Alumna launches magazine as ‘safe space’ for writers 12 November 2020 Evan Dean Jenna Faccenda created Eclipse Lit to give writers a platform to discuss depression and mental health struggles.
alumni Memoir describes Temple alumnus’ childhood, life in Philly 03 November 2020 Sarah Heidelbaugh Pete Zakroff self-published his memoir in September, inspired by more than 50 years of his life.
alumni Temple alumnus’ wood sculptures featured in Old City gallery 03 November 2020 Jessica Bond Scott Troxel has his wooden sculpture showcased in ‘Unplugged,’ an exhibit highlighting human connection during the COVID-19 pandemic.
alumni Temple alumni’s podcast hopes to bring interest to horror genre 06 October 2020 Sarah Heidelbaugh Tyler Sablich still remembers watching Halloween IV: The Return of Michael Myers in the sixth grade with his friend Michael Keenan and falling in love with horror films. The film spurred weekly trips to movie
alumni Temple alumna to ‘shine a light’ as Philadelphia Orchestra librarian 11 July 2020 Natalie Kerr Nicole Jordan will begin as the principal librarian in the 2020-2021 season.
alumni Choir brings together people experiencing homelessness 07 April 2020 McKenzie Morgan A Boyer College of Music alumnus founded the Dallas Street Choir, which has had more than 2,000 members since its founding.
alumni Temple alumni to make short film about Eagles’ Superbowl win 25 March 2020 Matt Strout Colin Langan wrote a short film script about celebrating the victory without his best friend.
alumni Temple alumna highlights achievements of women in jazz 18 March 2020 Lawrence Ukenye Khadijah Morgan started a television and radio show on PhillyCam Networks.
alumni Temple alumni reflect on emotional Broadway performances 09 March 2020 Lawrence Ukenye Many Temple alumni have launched their careers in production after performing in Broadway musicals.
alumni Temple alumnus reflects on his role in Oscar-winning film 25 February 2020 Antonia Leao Wolfgang Held was the cinematographer for ‘The Neighbor’s Window,’ which was awarded the Best Live-Action Short in 2020.