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[ 16 July 2019 ] Rememberance of Lew Klein Multimedia
[ 14 July 2019 ] ‘It’s hard to put into words how special this man was’: Lew Klein honored at memorial service Campus
[ 14 July 2019 ] Longest-tenured Temple football coach Ed Foley leaves for Baylor Featured
[ 10 July 2019 ] Temple field hockey adds former All-American to roster Featured
[ 09 July 2019 ] Temple Board of Trustees freeze in-state tuition, mandatory fees Featured

Temple graduates commit to service and teaching programs

07 May 2019 Madison Karas

Seniors joined the Peace Corps and Teach for America to help communities across the country and abroad.

Temple University professor encourages students to live creatively

10 February 2019 Joseph Wojtkowski

A musical theater and movement professor juggles teaching, choreographing and a busy career while helping her students break into the industry.

Podcast highlights Philadelphia’s movers and shakers

08 February 2019 Emma Padner

A senior sociology major quit basketball after four concussions, but found a new passion for storytelling.

English professor’s poetry book could help readers value nature

01 February 2019 Tyra Brown

A massive 2007 oil spill in the San Francisco Bay inspired Brian Teare to write his sixth poetry book.

Temple professor buys mountain to preserve Haitian wildlife

29 January 2019 Madison Karas

A professor purchased the Haitian mountain earlier this month.

Temple student organizes ‘sleep out’ event for youth homelessness

22 January 2019 Laura Smythe

A student is organizing a semester-long fundraiser to benefit a local shelter for youth experiencing homelessness.

Temple professor’s podcast explores racial identity

15 January 2019 Laura Smythe

“My American Meltingpot” explores the intersection of pop culture and identity through topics like racist technology.

Temple professor teaches high school students about Antarctica, rising sea levels

07 December 2018 Emma Padner

Atsuhiro Muto spoke to students in Pennsylvania and New York for this year’s Antarctica Day.

Temple professor’s son with autism inspires book

04 December 2018 Madison Karas

The guide helps employers better lead employees with neurological and developmental disabilities.

Political analyst and best-selling author comes to campus

27 November 2018 Dylan Long

Anand Giridharadas has reported around the globe from Italy to Nigeria, and spoke with Temple University students on Tuesday.

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