Goldrick-Rab plans to use the fellowship to write a book about food and housing insecurity in higher education.

College of Education Dean Gregory Anderson calls the planned center “an anchor for change in the heart of the community.”

Todd Price didn’t know he wanted to pursue education until he came to Temple. Now, he’s Pennsylvania’s Principal of the Year.

The regalia worn by alumna Kathleen Kies more at Commencement more than 40 years ago will be worn by another Owl Thursday.

Temple’s participation in GEAR UP with the School District of Philadelphia aligns with many efforts to promote access to higher education.

The U.S. Department of Education grant will support seniors facing financial burdens so they can complete their degrees.

Seventh graders from local middle schools learned about the benefits of career and technical education at an event on Temple’s Main Campus.

Dan Campbell, EDU ’11, frontman of the band The Wonder Years, shaped his perspective at Temple.

As delegates flock to Philadelphia for the 2016 DNC, they’ll be greeted by a drove of Temple Made donkeys.

Cognitive science research is applied to teaching and learning through a new initiative.

John Creveling, EDU '93, is one of 13 artists whose work was selected to appear in the Parkinson’s Disease Foundation’s 2015 Creativity and Parkinson’s Calendar.

For the last 10 years, Jumpstart at Temple University, part of a national early education program for children who live in low-income communities, has helped children develop the literacy and social skills they need to enter kindergarten.