Despite struggling economy, optimism, opportunity prevail
Soon-to-be Temple grads are approaching the nation's stagnant job market with an optimistic...
Student speaker draws from personal experience to offer message of hope
Latoya Stroman got her start anchoring and reporting with TUTV, Temple’s television station. As a...
Landscape architecture standout leads by example
Diana Fernandez, B.S. Landscape Architecture. Fernandez was able to combine her leadership skills...
Study of adventure tourism makes Udall winner a true global citizen
Sierra Gladfelter was one of three students from Temple who was awarded scholarships from the...
TSG leader shows passion for pageants and politics
Elliot Griffin has spent her senior year as a leader within Temple Student Government, representing...
Pioneering a cappella group’s seniors reach their coda
Rebecca “Bexx” Rosenbloom, Mus Ed and Voice, Boyer College of Music and Dance; Rachel Pogolowitz,...
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Optimism prevails at Temple's 125th Commencement ceremony
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Peace sculpture recognizes Dental School’s global outreach
Preston Moretz - Monday, May 14, 2012
The Kornberg School of Dentistry recently unveiled a seven-foot, 800-pound bronze “Tree of Peace” sculpture created by UNESCO Artist for Peace Hedva...
Gown collection aims to help the environment and future grads
Laura Kuserk - Tuesday, May 8, 2012
For the second year in a row, Temple will be offering students the opportunity to recycle their graduation gowns, which will be donated to next year’...
Guide to Temple 2012 graduation ceremonies and speakers
Laura Kuserk - Tuesday, May 8, 2012
Temple graduation celebrations begin today with the Honors Program senior ceremony at 6 p.m., continue through the week with 125th Commencement...
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Anthropology grad’s work reveals city’s hidden Vietnamese culture
Kim Fischer - Friday, May 4, 2012
Michael Austin Argentieri, B.A. Anthropology. During his time at Temple, Austin Argentieri became part of a unique collaborative research project to...
Bio major helps improve the community, one student at a time
Jazmyn Burton - Friday, May 4, 2012
Gary Cheung, B.S., Biology. Cheung spent his years at Temple volunteering for Squash Smarts, a unique after-school program that mixes athleticism...
"I didn't want to run away": Study abroad student recalls Japan's 3/11 tragedy
Hillel Hoffmann - Friday, May 4, 2012
Marissa A. Polachek, B.A., Broadcasting, Telecommunications and Mass Media. Polachek had always dreamed about studying abroad in Japan. In Spring...