New Digital Equity Center looks to bridge digital divide in North Philadelphia with partnership of Dell Technology

Community members are able to have their tax returns prepared through VITA program.

The senior talks about his path to Temple and his passion for education and mentorship.

Two full-scholarship programs funded by the Tyler School of Art allow local high school students to continue their art education during the summer.

Students from across the city develop leadership skills and creative solutions to community blight during a six-week internship with Temple’s Apps and Maps Studio.

Temple’s new sports complex, just south of Main Campus, is nearing completion and will host intercollegiate athletics, intramural and club sports.

Temple University continually offers a number of free events that serve the community. Here are a few happening this semester.

More than 600 students from Philadelphia schools presented their science projects at the Temple Athletic Pavilion.

The university joined residents and students to create a park and mural for the community to enjoy.

Early childhood education major MaryKate Higgins came to Temple from a small town in Pennsylvania, hungry for new experiences and a chance to make a difference. She got that and more from Temple's College of Education. Tag along as she teaches kindergarten at nearby Duckrey Elementary.

As part of National Campus Safety Awareness Month in September, university officials from Community Affairs, University Housing, the Office of Sustainability and Student Affairs will promote safety awareness among students through a series of events that includes a neighborhood barbecue, safety workshops and discussions on personal safety on campus and in the community.