Graduating seniors from the Class of 2023 share their experiences of living and studying in Philadelphia.

After researching true crime in Philadelphia for her book, Kathryn Canavan used the resources at Temple Libraries to tell the story.

The city’s historic roots and gritty flavor land it at the top of Lonely Planet’s list.

It's spring—time to get outdoors and explore the city. Check out this list of affordable Philadelphia destinations.

She's heard it since she was 9 years old: African-Americans don't play hockey, people tell her—and girls don't play either. But Tarasai Karega, the latest subject in our student profile series, has always defied stereotypes. Now this master's candidate in sport business has come to Philadelphia to be a role model to a new generation of urban youth.

Regional transportation planners joined Temple students and staff at the ThinkBike Workshop in Temple's new Architecture Building to hear from Dutch cycling experts about how to improve the bike infrastructure in North Philadelphia and Center City.

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.