Features - The Temple News

American productions challenge norms

19 January 2016 Emily Thomas

The American Repertoire Program aims to produce 10 American operas in 10 years.

A clear-cut approach

12 January 2016 Margo Reed

Kensington’s Red Brick Craft Distillery opens the distilling process to patrons and stresses the use of locally-grown ingredients.

New stomping grounds for jazz

12 January 2016 Emily Thomas

Jim Hamilton’s new Germantown studio is at the forefront of a movement in jazz.

Alumna opens comic-coffeehouse hybrid

12 January 2016 Emily Scott

Ariell Johnson is the first black female comic shop owner in Philadelphia.

Exploring science, understanding sexuality

12 January 2016 Julie Christie

Professor Tom Waidzunas’ new book chronicles the history of reorientation therapy.

Redefining the racial in-between

12 January 2016 Erin Blewett

An alumna and photographer sheds light on being Afro-Latino.

Finding a home on stage

12 January 2016 Julie Christie

A former student’s new dance production about loneliness features homeless patrons from the Trenton Area Soup Kitchen.

One of the photos in the "School of Thought" lookbook features a wide display of the collegiate-style apparel. | Courtesy of Philadelphia Printworks

A new ‘School of Thought:’ collegiate fashion inspired by black leaders

31 December 2015 Jenny Roberts

Philadelphia Printworks, a screen-printing T-shirt company, recently released the collection “School of Thought,” featuring college-style sweatshirts with designs inspired by legacies of famous black leaders.

Focusing on the unseen

01 December 2015 Angela Gervasi

Alumnus Shawn Theodore specializes in photographing urban neighborhoods.

Film examines Temple-community relations

01 December 2015 Victoria Mier and Victoria Mier

After proposed plans for an on-campus stadium, the student-producers of “We All Live Here” feel their work is not done.