Temple University’s robotics team will head to the Kennedy Space Center in May for this year’s competition.

Tracing Temple Ambler’s roots as the first school of horticulture for women.

Ambler Campus shows resilience in response to tornado.

Temple horticulturist Ben Snyder shares interesting facts about this unique and rare plant species.

Savina Echeverria hopes to one day create more green spaces in neighborhoods around North Philadelphia.

The Ambler outpost of the Fox School of Business’ center will primarily service businesses owned by military veterans.

The Board of Trustees visited the suburban Ambler Campus to explore its unique array of offerings.

Graduates working across the country in national parks returned to the Philadelphia area to help Temple’s rangers-in-training.

Temple’s 2017 exhibit, "Nieuwpolders," is inspired by Dutch land reclamation and informed by practicality.

Students and faculty drew inspiration for this year's exhibit from the nearby Hopewell Furnace National Historic Site.

A brand-new park is about to take shape in the heart of Doylestown, thanks to a collaboration between faculty and students in Temple’s Department of Landscape Architecture and Horticulture and community volunteers.

Funding from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to Temple University will help plan health, environmental and economic improvements in Philadelphia’s Kensington neighborhood. The $200,000 grant will target the cleanup and reuse of former industrial sites.