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A better dig

Ilya Buynevich, associate professor in the Department of Earth & Environmental Science, has used georadar to conduct surveys of land in the Bahamas.

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A Temple faculty member has used georadar to make connections between ancient archeological sites and the underground burrows of large blue land crabs.
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Entrepreneurship on the rise

Alan B. Kerzner, assistant professor of practice, will lead the Temple University Entrepreneurship Academy, which aims to incorporate entrepreneurship education throughout Temple’s 17 schools and colleges.

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The newly launched Temple University Entrepreneurship Academy will strengthen Temple's universitywide commitment to entrepreneurship education.
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When more is more

The 2016 Senior Class gift shattered goals and expectations of student giving. 

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A new focus on student philanthropy resulted in strong returns for the 2016 Senior Class Gift.
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Federal grant helps new faculty member study college retention

Sara Goldrick-Rab, professor of higher education policy and sociology, is examining whether ‘nudges’ help students complete their financial aid requirements.

 

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Sara Goldrick-Rab, professor in the College of Education, received funding to examine whether low-cost ‘nudges’ help students complete their financial aid requirements.
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Temple alumna designs for Fringe Festival

For this year’s Philadelphia Fringe Festival, alumna Natalia de la Torre takes on designing costumes for three performances.

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Natalia de la Torre, TFM ’06, designed beautiful costumes—and clothing that can withstand being thrown across stage—for three different shows at this year’s Fringe Festival.
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Handle with care

Naomi Rosenberg, a Temple University Hospital physician, reflects on the unique emotional challenges doctors face in the emergency department. 

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In an essay published in "The New York Times," Naomi Rosenberg, a Temple Hospital physician, reflects on the unique emotional challenges doctors face in the emergency department.
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Broken record

Temple breaks the Guinness World Record for most sandwiches made in an hour.

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The Temple community came together to shatter the Guinness World Record for most sandwiches made in one hour—and all for a good cause.
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Temple professor on FiveThirtyEight: Why college tuition keeps going up

Declining state funding is primary culprit, says Webber.

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The primary culprit isn’t fancy buildings or employee salaries. It’s declining state funding.
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It's peanut butter jelly time!

Temple attempts to break Guinness World Record for most PB&Js made in one hour.

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The goal? 40,000 sandwiches made by the Temple Community... and a world record.

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