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After the completion of the first phase of a campus and library planning process, Temple University has announced that its new flagship library will be constructed at the heart of Temple’s Main Campus. The new library will be built on the site of Barton Hall on North 13th Street between Polett Walk—Temple’s east-west arterial walkway—and Norris Street. “Libraries are central to university life. Our new library, a center of truly collaborative learning, belongs at the core of our Main Campus and at the heart of the academic lives of our students,” said Temple President Neil D. Theobald.
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It will be an all-Temple hour at 11 a.m. today when President Neil D. Theobald and School of Media and Communication Dean David Boardman are the guests on WHYY’s Radio Times with Marty Moss-Coane. The president will discuss his vision for the university’s future, while Boardman will address the challenges of teaching journalism in a digital age. The program can be heard live on 90.9 FM in Philadelphia or on the Radio Times website. |
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Erik Cordes, marine biologist and assistant professor of biology at Temple, will lead an NSF-funded, three-week research cruise in the Gulf of Mexico to explore the effects of rising ocean acidification on deepwater corals. The cruise will take place next spring aboard the state-of-the-art research vessel Atlantis, operated by the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute. The researchers on the cruise will dive from the ship in the newly refurbished submersible Alvin.
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Join Tanya Ferguson, assistant professor at Shriners Pediatric Hospital Research Center in Temple's School of Medicine for "Glutamate Transporters and Cerebral Palsy: A potential therapeutic target."
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Today, noon-1 p.m. Kresge Science Hall, sixth floor, classroom D. |
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TUmarketplace is getting a new look on Dec. 9. Join this webinar to see the changes and get a feel for the new face of TUmarketplace. |
Today, 1-2 p.m. |
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Ángel Esteban, professor at the University of Granada and visiting professor at the University of Delaware will present “Avatares de la cubanía y la nacionalidad en la narrativa de Miguel de Carrión (1917-1919).” |
Today, 4- 5 p.m. Anderson Hall, room 422. |
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