Tyler School of Art students are adapting to the COVID-19 pandemic by partaking in virtual studio classes and selling their artwork from home. View More »
For Women’s History Month, we wanted to highlight a thriving women-led organization here at Temple.
Erin Steffe’s dream of starting an organization came true in 2019 when she founded the Sports Media Society for Women, or SMSW. View More »
Beginning March 29th, students, faculty and staff will have the possibility of receiving their Covid-19 vaccine at White Hall for six weeks. View More »
Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic, Temple University is celebrating Women’s History Month virtually this year.
Throughout the month of march, Temple is hosting a series of lectures, film screenings, musical performances, and more in celebration of women’s history month. View More »
Almost a year ago today, Temple University would change the way courses were taught and completely impact the normalcy of what a typical college day consists of. View More »
State Representative Malcolm Kenyatta has announced he is running for U.S. Senate for Pennsylvania.
The representative is no stranger to the Temple community as he is an alumnus of the class of 2012, graduating with a bachelor of arts degree in public communication. View More »
The Federal Emergency Management Agency has established the first federal vaccination clinic in Philadelphia at the Pennsylvania Convention Center. View More »