The Philly Cares project was led by Hanna Mae-Greenfield, a Temple University master of education student. The mural features 288 artworks from K-12 students throughout the Philadelphia region.

James Earl Davis is recognized as one of the earliest contributors to the research of Black male studies in education.

Jumpstart—a national early childhood program dedicated to supporting preschoolers in underserved neighborhoods—is celebrating 20 years at Temple.

Pennsylvania Secretary of Education Khalid N. Mumin interacts with administrators, educators and students at Temple University’s College of Education and Human Development.

The space serves as a hub for people with disabilities.

Temple University dispatcher fulfills dream, gets undergraduate degree 40 years after receiving a full scholarship to Temple

Temple’s TechOWL at the Institute on Disabilities hosts a two-week residential program assisting and encouraging young adults using communication for nonspeakers.

Temple Education Scholars has received a three-year $875,000 grant from the William Penn Foundation to expand the program.

Temple University student James LeGette has been a member of the Philadelphia Eagles cheerleading squad for the past two seasons.

Alumnus Jermaine F. Williams was recently named president of Montgomery College in Maryland.

Temple alumni Daniel Mina and Justin Hall have reunited as the principal and assistant principal at Paul L. Dunbar Elementary School.