Temple professor Atsuhiro Muto explains how climate change is affecting our planet’s vital ice sheets.

Everything you need to know about Temple University’s latest household trash pickup service for students living off-campus. 

The EcoRep peer education program trains and develops students as promoters and leaders of sustainability and climate action.

Temple Ambler shows resilience as it prepares to remember the one-year anniversary of when a tornado hit the campus.

The pandemic didn’t stop Temple Engineering students from renovating a community garden at a South Philadelphia High School.

A new course held online from Rome offers a groundbreaking approach to remote learning, at the same time as it seeks solutions for the broader world.

Heather Murphy will work with stakeholders in Uganda and India to improve sanitation conditions as part of a Bill and Melinda Gates grant-funded project.

This year, Temple University’s Welcome Wagon events have a notable addition: a recycling bin giveaway—with custom numbering—for off-campus residential students.

Rad Dish Co-op café, Temple’s student-run cooperative café, wins SustainPHL Award.

Temple University Ambler students will soon be equipped to help Philadelphia neighborhoods become more sustainable, thanks to a $25,000 grant from the Wells Fargo Foundation.

You might have heard of twins Rachel and Sarah Stanton. But even if you haven't, you may soon know about their startup company, Fruitstrology. For every one of the colorful shirts they sell, they donate fruit to children in Philadelphia. It was an idea born while urban gardening with local kids—and it is the kind of student-born idea that is seeded and nourished every day at Temple.