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Student dining options abound with opening of new restaurants at Temple

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With the introduction of the Morgan Hall dining complex, as well as a new Cosi restaurant scheduled to open today in Pearson-McGonigle Hall, the number and variety of Main Campus dining options has expanded dramatically. Diners can now choose from a wide variety of selections — from organic farm-to-table dishes or global Asian cuisine to authentic South Philly cheesesteaks, as well as traditional favorites available in the Louis Esposito Dining Commons and Student Center food court.
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STEM programs are focus of summer camp programs for youth

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Temple held a variety of programs and experiences this summer to help build interest and enhance STEM skills among middle and high school students. The programs covered everything from using computers and math to manage logistics, to math and engineering for girls, to building autonomous robots, to creating apps that address community challenges, to meeting a former astronaut who has walked in space.
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New commercial brings Temple Made to national audience

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Debuting during Temple Football’s nationally televised match up against Notre Dame is the new Temple Made commercial. Tune in to NBC at 3:30 p.m. EDT on Saturday, Aug. 31, to catch the commercial during the game.
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Start of semester brings changes to increase parking efficiency

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Beginning with the start of classes this week, the Office of Parking Services has implemented several changes to the university parking program designed to make parking more efficient for members of the university community. The new program brings modified locations and changes to daily, weekly and monthly parking rates, with several options available to meet the needs of Temple students, staff and visitors of the University.
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New orientation gives international students a jumpstart on campus life

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Students from across the globe arrived on campus on Aug. 10 to become acclimated to Temple University and Philadelphia before the fall semester began. To help them adjust to their new life here, as well as introduce them to faculty, students, resources and services, the university’s Office of International Affairs held its first international student orientation.
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Temple president discusses class of 2017, teaching and campus master plan

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In a video message to the Temple community to kick off the semester, President Neil D. Theobald talks about the exceptional class that entered this fall, his excitement in teaching a freshman seminar, and the campus master planning process.
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Students to develop new events for Spring 2014

Posted Aug 26, 2013
Over the next few months, Temple University will be working with student leaders and student organizations to develop new campus-wide events and programs for the spring. The event known as Spring Fling, which began decades ago when the university was almost exclusively a commuter school and was originally conceived to provide an opportunity to unite the student body in a day of celebration, will no longer be held.
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Library resources are revealed in new Curated Stacks exhibit at Temple

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A new exhibit at Temple’s Paley Library, Curated Stacks, allows patrons to display their research sources and methods in a creative and nontraditional format. The exhibit is curated and installed by library users who have foraged materials found in the Libraries’ collections for a research article, course assignment or multimedia project.
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Reducing student debt is focus of PCN-TV panel featuring Temple's President Theobald

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President Neil D. Theobald will be one of four panelists for the roundtable discussion "Financing Higher Education and Student Loan Debt," to be broadcast tonight at 7 on PCN-TV. Helping students manage their debt has been an early hallmark of President Theobald's administration. He has encouraged students to borrow only as much money as they need, to educate themselves on the different types of debt and to limit the work they do outside of class so they can keep on track to a four-year graduation.
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SMC alumni offer tips on how to succeed in New York

Posted Aug 26, 2013

Students in the School of Media and Communication's New York Study Away program this summer got first-hand advice from successful New York City alumni, who shared stories about their path to success and working in the media industry in America’s biggest market.

Read more at the SMC website

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