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Owls join forces to tell the story of Philly’s famed Elfreth’s Alley |
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Counting down to the graduation of the first Summer Academy students |
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From Taiwan to Los Angeles |
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Fox introduces a virtual reality business class and more stories featuring Temple in the media |
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A new way to design plays |
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Perseverance and grit: the life and legacy of Cecil B. Moore |
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Alumni resources: The nest is a forever home |
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A walk down memory lane |
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How one Owl went from mentee to employee |
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Transport yourself to the Forest of Arden with TFMA’s unprecedented project |
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Temple celebrates the grit and determination of the Class of 2021 |
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Faculty members celebrated for teaching, research, service and creative achievement |
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Commencement speaker says build a team to face life’s curveballs |
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One student empowers others after her disrupted study abroad experience |
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2021 Wearable Art Show goes virtual |
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Essential employees enable Temple to fulfill its mission |
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Temple’s 134th Commencement in photos |
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Tyler student aspires to help build city neighborhood |
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Rare flowers prepare to unfurl at Temple Ambler |
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Birds of a feather flock together |
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What's the big stink: nine things to know about the giant corpse flower |
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Photo gallery: Temple Ambler’s giant corpse flowers |
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Discovering a silver lining |
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Owltopia: An online ‘meeting spot’ for all things international at Temple |
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A Tyler tradition: “Diploma Project” is an annual special gift for graduating art and architecture students |
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