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March 2018
Temple has supported 43,000 jobs statewide and generated more than $205 million in tax revenue for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
The needles, designed by a Temple engineering professor and a PhD candidate, are on display at the Franklin Institute.
The group hosts weekly meetings for students recovering from substance use disorder.
A gift from a Temple trustee will create a new hub for researching the disease.
The North Philadelphia Workforce Initiative will aim to revitalize the community by helping residents secure jobs that pay family-sustaining wages.
Charles Library, to open next year, will carry the name of the trustee and philanthropist.
The state will fund the Temple/Wedge Opioid Treatment Program, designed specially for women who are pregnant, at $500,000.
This year’s Temple exhibit, “Within Reach: Unlocking the Legacy of Our Hidden River,” simulates a canal, a coal mine and a freshwater tidal marsh.
February 2018
Vital state funding helps keep in-state tuition low.
Since Fly in 4 was introduced in 2014, it has made a significant impact on students’ four-year graduation rates, saving them thousands of dollars in...