College of Liberal Arts
Telling your toddlers they're smart may not be all that wise, study finds
Type: In the Media
February 13, 2013
Historian Heather Thompson serves as consultant for new film on Attica
Type: In the Media
February 9, 2013
Study examines deterrent effect of urban greening on crime
Type: News Story
A study led by Temple undergraduate student Mary Wolfe and Department of Geography and Urban Studies Associate Professor Jeremy Mennis found that well-maintained vegetation lowered the rates of certain types of crime in urban neighborhoods.
April 4, 2014
Exhibit of Indian miniature paintings represents 12 years of collaboration
Type: News Story
A 12-year collaboration between Associate Professor of Anthropology Jhala Jayasinhji, Temple anthropology students and private artists has grown into a full-fledged Indian study abroad experience and led to a new type of contemporary painting that marries digital techniques with traditional Indian styles.
February 6, 2013
High quality video evidence is incontrovertible, says Temple's Ratcliffe
Type: In the Media
January 31, 2013
'Clean record' of accused killer is unusual, says Temple criminologist
Type: In the Media
January 28, 2013
Temple historian Beth Bailey on an end to the combat ban for women
Type: In the Media
January 28, 2013
Temple historian James Hilty on Obama inauguration, next four years
Type: In the Media
January 23, 2013
New center aims to help region's leaders address challenging public policy issues
Type: News Story
Last week, more than 100 invited governmental, business, labor and non-profit leaders came together at the Penn's Landing Hyatt for a day of information and discussion sessions on the theme "Building a Stronger Regional Economy: How Public Pension Funding Challenges and Energy Development Opportunities Will Affect Our Future." The symposium was hosted by Temple's new Center on
January 23, 2013
President Obama officially sworn in for his second term on Sunday
Type: In the Media
January 18, 2013
History professor brings American-style dissent to Prague
Type: News Story
Over winter recess, Temple History Professor Ralph Young taught a two-week version of his popular Temple course “Dissent in America” at Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic. Young offered the Czech students a deeper understanding of Americans and our history, while at the same time reinforcing his own perspective of the deep connections among nations.
January 18, 2013
Let babies "cry it out" when they awaken at night, new study finds
Type: In the Media
January 3, 2013