Spending time as a child in his mother’s dental office in Tehran, Iran, Radin Bonakdar always dreamed of following her footsteps. Graduating this May with a degree in biology, he’s one step closer to achieving that goal.
David Brookstein, professor of mechanical engineering and senior associate dean for undergraduate studies in the College of Engineering, returns to his high school alma mater to teach students about engineering.
Between balancing heavy workloads, trying to stack funds, exploring Philly and catching up on The Act every Wednesday (even though it makes us anxious), reducing our plastic usage isn’t always our No. 1 priority. Though it probably should be. Here’s an Earth Day challenge: Go plastic-free on campus! Don’t worry, we have tips for making it happen.
University trustee Leonard Barrack, former men’s basketball coach Fran Dunphy and world-champion Bernard Hopkins are among those to be recognized at the May 9 ceremony.
Students participated in a cleanup of a section of Tacony Creek Park as part of a general education course called Green vs. Gray: Improving and Sustaining Urban Ecosystems.
An ongoing clean-water project launched by Temple’s Engineers Without Borders chapter in 2016 in Saccha, Peru is now working with Public Health Without Borders to increase impact.
A university photographer and professor of architecture joined forces to detail the creation of Temple University's new Charles Library on the heart of Main Campus. Follow the transformation two years in the making through their photo gallery.