College of Liberal Arts
Religion's Alpert documents role played by Jews in Black baseball
Type: In the Media
November 17, 2011
Faculty Focus: Miles Orvell
Type: News Story
In the first installment of a periodic video series profiling Temple faculty, Professor of English and American Studies Miles Orvell discusses his experiences at Temple and his respect for the talent and drive of his students.
"I’ve taught here basically for my entire career, which was completely different from what I expected," said Orvell.
November 16, 2011
Laurence Steinberg selected to present the 2011 Henry and Bryna David lecture
Type: Accolade
November 16, 2011
Play sparks creativity and helps kids make sense of their world
Type: In the Media
November 13, 2011
Eastern State Penitentiary scares up revenue, creates controversy
Type: In the Media
November 9, 2011
Political scientist recognized for prescient political theory
Type: News Story
Temple political scientist Joseph M. Schwartz has been presented with the American Political Science Association's David Easton Book Award for his 2009 work, The Future of Democratic Equality: Reconstructing Social Solidarity in a Fragmented America, in which he accurately predicted the emergence of inequality as a major political issue.
November 8, 2011
April Glaser, CLA/Philosophy major to present at the Community Media Forum of Europe's 1st Annual Conference
Type: Accolade
November 7, 2011
Bryant Simon takes NewsWorks on a tour of the real Atlantic City
Type: In the Media
November 3, 2011
New sentencing guidelines implemented in selling of crack cocaine
Type: In the Media
November 1, 2011
Students consider Eastern State Penitentiary’s haunted attraction
Type: News Story
Philadelphia's Eastern State Penitentiary is one of 10 historic sites that students in Assistant Professor of History Seth Bruggeman's "Museums and American Culture" class visit to learn different approaches for telling stories about the past and engaging with the public.
October 31, 2011