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The Owls opened the 2014 football season, taking on Vanderbilt University. In a touching tribute to Temple alumnus and Trustee Lewis Katz, CST '63, the Owls wore commemorative patches on their helmets. Also debuting during the nationally televised game was the university's new public service announcement.
The students of the School of Media and Communication Study Away program in South Africa shared stories of their experiences this summer through a special edition of the "Philadelphia Daily News."
August's big national stories emerged from Temple's School of Medicine. Leading the way: an HIV research breakthrough from a team led by Kamel Khalili, Gil Yosipovitch discussing the science of itch on NPR's "Fresh Air" and infectious disease specialist Eileen Farnon joining NBC's "Today Show" to talk about Ebola.
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The CLA Alumni Association is hosting a school supply drive for students at Philadelphia's Tanner Duckrey School. Donations will provide essential tools for learning. View the full list of suggested donations.

Today, Anderson Hall, 12th floor, or Academic Advising Center, 1810 Liacouras Walk, suite 301.
All international teaching assistants must register for the SPEAK test in order to be assigned TA duties for the fall 2014. This is a state-mandated testing. For more information, visit the International Teaching Assistants Program.

 

Today, Ritter Hall, room 453.

This event will feature selected works from the Boyer artistic community.

Today, 7:30 p.m., Conwell Hall, Conwell Dance Theater, fifth floor.
More events at TU Calendar 
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