Associate Professor Brad Windhauser discusses Philadelphia’s LGBTQIA+ history in celebration of Pride Month.

Two Temple professors, Jeremy Schipper and Mark Franko, recently won Guggenheim Fellowships to pursue academic research.

Meet Temple labor economist Douglas Webber, whose pioneering recent research sheds light on the economic value of a college degree.

Ward has an impressive resume that has given her confidence to pursue work in entertainment.

Senior Christopher Persaud found that at Temple his interests in gender and sexuality could be explored in an academic arena.

Professor Nora Newcombe and graduate student Zoe Ngo are some of the first researchers to study pattern separation in children.

Four Temple researchers were recruited to join the Mayor’s Task Force to Combat the Opioid Epidemic.

Ibram X. Kendi, CLA ’07, ’10, credits Temple as the place where he honed the “cultural critique” that helped him write the book.

Students in the history department take an in-depth look at the concept of “plunder.”

The primary culprit isn’t fancy buildings or employee salaries. It’s declining state funding.

Foreign Language Colleges recognizes the diversity and uniqueness of Temple’s Spanish certificate programs.

By combining the credits they earned at Temple with their credits from previous institutions, two transfer students become the first to complete the program.