{ Temple News }
In a bold move underscoring Temple University’s commitment to access and diversity, President Neil D. Theobald announced the Temple Option, an admissions path for talented students who show great potential for success but don’t perform well on standardized tests.
Temple’s College of Science and Technology will be the new home of an Energy Frontier Research Center focusing on the design of new layered materials that will have potential use in energy applications.

This week's photo is an outtake from the shoot for the upcoming Temple article "Legwork," shot by Temple photographer Joe Labolito. 
July's media coverage highlights include a front-page "Philadelphia Inquirer" story on the university's new Temple Option admissions path, two appearances by Temple faculty members in "The New York Times," an absorbing faculty story in "The Atlantic" and an in-depth interview with Temple University Japan Dean Bruce Stronach in one of Japan's leading newspapers.
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{ Accolades }
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{ Calendar }

The CLA Alumni Association is hosting a school supply drive for students at Philadelphia's Tanner Duckrey School. Donations will provide essential tools for learning. View the full list of suggested donations. 

Today through Friday, August 29, 9 a.m.- 5 p.m., Anderson Hall, 12th floor, or Academic Advising Center, 1810 Liacouras Walk, suite 301.

Doctoral candidate Nicholas E. Hoffman will present a lecture on mitochondrial calcium influx and multiple protein components. 

 

Today, noon, Health Sciences Center, Kresge Science Hall, classroom D. 
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{ On the Horizon }

This online information session is designed for veterans and active service members interested in attending Temple. Facilitators answer questions about the admissions process, academic programs and veteran education benefits. Space is limited and registration is required. 

Saturday, August 2, 11 a.m., online. 
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