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[ 22 August 2019 ] Klein award winners reflect on long careers in media ahead of October ceremony Alumni
[ 22 August 2019 ] Temple alumni sentenced for role in $54-million Ponzi scheme Crime
[ 19 August 2019 ] ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’: Too far from fiction Commentary
[ 17 August 2019 ] Temple football improves on execution after repeating Thursday practice on Friday Football
[ 16 August 2019 ] ‘You could smell the gunpowder right away’: Temple students, doctors describe lockdown during Tioga-Nicetown standoff Crime

Craft beer club returns to campus

12 October 2018 Kyra Miller

Vince Madle, president of Temple University Craft Beer Enthusiasts, is excited to restart the old club for students, faculty and alumni after a three-year hiatus.

Program accommodates people with disabilities in museums, art exhibitions

02 October 2018 Emma Padner

An occupational therapy professor directs research to improve public experiences for people with autism-spectrum disorder.

Student joins Hillel International Student Cabinet

02 October 2018 Katie Schreck

A junior public health major will have international influence after years of involvement with Temple Hillel.

New club dresses as princesses to visit sick kids

18 September 2018 Carlee Cunningham

A senior early childhood and special education major launched Temple’s A Moment of Magic chapter in March.

Temple University’s Cherry Pantry to offer new items, expand services

10 September 2018 Greg Probst

The resource pantry will start offering personal hygiene items and helping students with their grocery shopping.

#VoteThatJawn promotes college voter registration

04 September 2018 Kyra Miller

The city-wide collaboration helps young people register to vote and attend the polls on Nov. 6.

How high schoolers are sharing positive stories of Black youth

03 September 2018 Tyra Brown

Presenting Our Perspective on Philly Youth News encourages students to tell uplifting stories about Black youth in Philadelphia through multimedia storytelling.

Student wins scholarship, plans to open her own nonprofit

30 August 2018 Seth Carlson

Maria Hammonds won a $23,500 scholarship from The Michaels Organization Educational Foundation, a nonprofit that provides scholarships to students living in affordable housing.

Biking program gives mental health patients a new freedom

27 March 2018 Brianna Baker

A therapeutic recreation professor helped start a biking program for people receiving mental health treatment.

Student club volunteers at local animal shelters

27 February 2018 Brianna Baker

A senior started Diamond Dogs, a dog-walking student organization.