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Temple awarded for innovation in international education

The university received a 2016 Andrew Heiskell Award for its International Educators Academy.

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Temple was one of nine universities to be recognized for an outstanding international initiative.
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Preserving waterways, one sale at a time

Brian Linton, CLA ’08, founded United by Blue, an outdoor lifestyle brand with an environmental mission.

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Growing up surrounded by water in Singapore inspired Brian Linton, CLA ’08, to build an outdoor lifestyle brand with an environmental mission.
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Bouncing back after baby

A Temple-run program helps mothers take control of postpartum weight gain.

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Health4Baby uses low-cost technology to encourage new mothers to take action aimed at helping them lose weight
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Temple wins It’s On Us video contest

The university’s Student-Athlete Advisory Committee receives national recognition for a  winning video submission.

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Produced by the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee, the winning video will debut this weekend before the NCAA men’s and women’s Final Four basketball games.
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Temple selects Moody Nolan to assess feasibility of retail and stadium project

Representatives from the architecture firm have started engaging the local community about the initial steps related to the design of the proposed project.

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The firm will partner with AECOM and Langan to work with the university and surrounding community to create a “vibrant and cohesive streetscape experience.”
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Owl to appear on ‘Wheel of Fortune’

Matthew Velasquez, Class of 2019, traveled to Los Angeles to appear on the program during College Road Trip Week.

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Matthew Velasquez, Class of 2019, will spin the wheel on the game show's March 30 episode.
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Tyler professor receives national award for special needs art education

Lisa Kay, assistant professor in Tyler School of Art, accepted the awarded in Chicago.

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The National Art Education Association and two other groups honored Kay, whose work pairs art therapy with art education.
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Temple wins awards at the 2016 Philadelphia Flower Show

Among the honors earned was the National Park Service Director’s Award, chosen by U.S. National Park Service Director Jonathan Jarvis.

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Students’ hard work paid off with recognition from the National Park Service and Pennsylvania Horticultural Society.
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Alumnus to bring Temple Made business to campus

Honeygrow Founder and CEO Justin Rosenberg, FOX ’09, announces plans to open a location of the fast-casual restaurant in Morgan Hall this fall.

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Honeygrow Founder and CEO Justin Rosenberg, FOX ’09, returns to his roots by opening a location in Morgan Hall.

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