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March 2013
It's hard enough for American freshmen to be separated from their families. Imagine how hard it would be to adjust to that separation if your...
Eryn Jelesiewicz -
Friday, March 15, 2013
Over the next two and a half years, Temple will transition to a new budget model that shifts responsibility from central administration to the...
Temple’s Center for Neural Decision Making has earned a grant from the Advertising Research Foundation to evaluate responses to television ads in...
“A Fierce Kind of Love,” a play sponsored by Temple’s Institute on Disabilities that portrays the history of the intellectual disabilities movement,...
Eryn Jelesiewicz -
Tuesday, March 12, 2013
Temple's flagship graduate and professional programs continued their ascent with a strong showing in the 2014 U.S. News & World Report Best...
Hung Luong's visit to yesterday's 34th annual George Washington Carver Science Fair was a sort of homecoming. Five years ago, the Temple...
Gamification — using gaming elements, mechanics and frameworks in non-game contexts — is thriving at Temple, with efforts underway at the university...
Temple’s 2013 Philadelphia Flower Show Exhibit, “WILDE! Cultivating wonder in everyday places” was awarded The Alfred M. Campbell Memorial Trophy,...
In the eight years that he has been showing his plants at the Philadelphia Flower Show, Temple Ambler Horticulture student Brandon Huber has garnered...
Two Tyler School of Art students worked with Philadelphia’s Mural Arts Program last semester to help restore a faded sign for the Henssler Locksmith...