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.

Temple University’s Department of Public Safety is growing and just hired five new officers.

A North Philadelphia boy receives a “bravery bag” from Temples’s Department of Public Safety for encouraging friends to respect police.

 Temple Police recognized for using tourniquets to save man’s life following construction accident.

Jennifer Griffin, named VP for public safety in 2022, in running to become Campus Safety Director of the Year

Temple University’s Department of Public Safety stepped up to make the donation to Tree House Books, located in North Philadelphia, after a pipe burst and caused extensive damage.

Community members can have their tax returns prepared through Temple’s VITA program.

Previously, new Temple police officers trained at the Philadelphia Police Training Center. Now, they become enrolled at the university’s own police academy on Ambler’s campus.

A Temple University student thanks the Temple police officers for quickly changing a flat tire on her car as she was headed home from finals.

TUDPS provided more than 300 children with gifts at 27th annual holiday party.

Temple has been named a 2024 ALL IN Most Engaged Campus for excellence in its efforts to increase nonpartisan student voter participation.

If a weapon is detected through ZeroEyes, an alert is sent to Temple University’s Department of Public Safety within seconds, allowing them to respond as quickly as possible in the event of a gun-related incident.