Around Campus - The Temple News

Owlwakening meets once a week and promotes the practices as tools for self-development.

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

The Tempestry Project’s tapestries are on display at the Ginsburg Health Sciences Library.

The association is partnered with local organizations it supports through hosting fundraisers.

Jelani Hasan and Ayanna Woodlin help Philadelphia school students through Temple’s Center for Inclusive Competitiveness.

Adrienne Andrews Harris discusses the church’s fight to reopen since 2014 at Temple’s Blockson collection.

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

Architects, designers and planners involved in the making of Charles spoke about the library.

Students and faculty members will now be able to request free legal assistance from the project.

A senior started a zero-waste company that sells organic food in various sizes of reusable jars.