The system will use water-based nutrients, rather than soil, to grow lettuce and tomato plants on the third floor of Charles Library.

This new initiative supports the development of research and creative projects.

A study of banned books at Temple explores questions of representation.

The exhibition features photography acquired by Temple University’s Blockson Collection from notable Philadelphia-area photographer John W. Mosley.

After researching true crime in Philadelphia for her book, Kathryn Canavan used the resources at Temple Libraries to tell the story.

Learn about three Temple University Libraries’ Livingstone Undergraduate Research Award recipients.

TUScholarShare enables faculty, students and staff to share research more widely and learn about projects from the university community.

Temple University Libraries have opened their doors for in-person visits. Learn about the modifications they have put in place to keep you healthy and safe.

Librarians are making sci-fi books accessible in a new format.

A closer look at the green roof as it celebrates its first spring.

Temple University’s Charles Library has drawn positive publicity from media outlets locally, nationally, and internationally.

Temple’s highly anticipated Charles Library is transforming the landscape of Temple University—and more than just physically. We asked you, the students, what you wanted to know about our new state-of-the-art library. From printing to the robot to the green roof (one of the largest in PA, we might add), we have the answers.