Over the past three months, Tyler School of Art graphic and interactive design student Alex Selig has created a faux makeup campaign for a company called Illusions Cosmetics. The campaign was initially intended to simply serve as his senior project, but quickly transformed into a work of art itself. "I knew I wanted to create a piece I was proud of, and something I could use after college. I also wanted to do something where I could incorporate photography and design skills," Selig said. "A makeup company was the perfect match."

A group of six Temple students made the trek to Sioux Falls, S.D., to help paint a nearly century-old house for the non-profit Habitat for Humanity. "Our school takes a (service immersion) trip every year and this year we chose South Dakota because it was something none of us have ever done before," said Kaitlyn Sisk, a student at Temple's Fox School of Business. "I just really want to help other people because I've been given so much with my family…and I want to share that with everyone else."