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February 2014
President Neil D. Theobald has announced a partnership that will limit the number of hours per week that students need to work for pay and will...
January 2014
Young children are great at remembering facts, but not as good at remembering experiences. That’s because the ability to recall details about...
For people with intellectual or developmental disabilities, navigating the criminal-justice system is difficult. That is where the Criminal Justice...
The Super Bowl is going to get some #CherryOn—again. When defensive tackle Terrance Knighton, CLA '09, takes the field for the Denver Broncos on...
Thanks to a four-year $1-million grant from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Temple’s Main Campus will become a living laboratory for the...
Students line up early to attend Ron Dukes' Kardio Kick classes, which are usually filled to capacity. A three-time national karate champion,...
This week, Owls commemorated the life and legacy of a civil rights icon by joining in a national community service effort. On Monday, Jan. 20, Temple...
One of the foremost academic journals about the classics, “Classical World” is moving from New York University—where it was based for the past 20...
Temple’s commitment to the community was on display at Tanner Duckrey Elementary School Friday, Jan. 17, as students in the College of Education and...
Three basic science departments in Temple’s School of Medicine—neuroscience, physiology and pharmacology—have been ranked nationally among the top 25...