Community Service - The Temple News

Women reflect on how their organizations have brought them closer to their communities.

State Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta and sanitation worker Terrill Haigler organized a street cleanup for Martin Luther King Day of Service.

The Editorial Board encourages students to continue giving back to the Temple community.

It is disappointing that students weren’t interested in the opportunity to engage with the community during Spring Break.

Freddie Boldea has been distributing free food to North Philadelphia residents for 12 years.

According to a recent survey, students are getting busy with more than just end-of-semester crunch work in the Paley Library.

The Pi Rho chapter of the Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. won first place in a regional contest.

Jaime Bouldin is president of Collegiate Child Sponsorship, which pools money to sponsor children around the world.

In the debut of Carlene Majorino’s community service column, she visits the Norris Square Neighborhood Project.

Students are able to meet and work with elderly immigrants through the Project SHINE program.