TUDPS recognizes its team of dispatchers during National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week

Temple Police Captain Ed Woltemate retires after four decades in policing. He spent about half of his career with the university.

Temple University’s Department of Public Safety is growing and just hired five new officers.

Temple Police Officer Leroy Wimberly teaches a Gang Resistance Education And Training program each week to students enrolled at nearby Paul L. Dunbar Elementary School in North Philadelphia.

Temple University’s Department of Public Safety teamed up with Temple football, women’s track and other students to donate 3,000 books to the Paul L. Dunbar School ahead of Read Across America Week.

Temple and WellSpan formally announce the addition of a new medical campus to open in York County, Pennsylvania. The first class of approximately 40 students at the new school is expected to begin their studies in August 2027 and graduate in May 2031.

Temple University’s Department of Public Safety stepped up to make the donation to Tree House Books, located in North Philadelphia, after a pipe burst and caused extensive damage.

Previously, new Temple police officers trained at the Philadelphia Police Training Center. Now, they become enrolled at the university’s own police academy on Ambler’s campus.

A Temple University student thanks the Temple police officers for quickly changing a flat tire on her car as she was headed home from finals.

Matthew Jordan-Miller Kenyatta sees Temple Contemporary as a place where art, architecture and urban imagination can inspire people.

Temple University’s Department of Public Safety donated two dozen bicycles to children from two neighboring elementary schools thanks to a generous gift from a Secret Santa.

Temple President John Fry was recently inducted into the American Philosophical Society