Temple international students thrive, thanks to scholarships.

Tyler professor and Fulbright scholar uses digital platforms to imagine how cities can respond to climate change.

Temple-sponsored art competition showcases commitment to the U.N.’s principles of reducing inequalities.

A close look at the two rare “Amorphophallus titanum” plants.

Find out how you can see Temple Ambler’s rare corpse flowers blossom.

Students use their arts disciplines to tell crucial stories from Philadelphia neighborhoods hit hardest by excessive heat.

As a graduation gift, Tyler’s Class of 2020 receives pom-pom hats designed by one of Tyler’s most distinguished alumni, Polly Apfelbaum, TYL ’78.

Coleman’s company values different voices, flexibility and kindness.

Katie Fish beat out more than 150 submissions in a citywide competition to replace Philadelphia’s previous Election Day sticker.

At the 2020 Philadelphia Flower Show, Temple University landscape architecture and horticulture students and faculty are encouraging visitors to rethink their notions about the suburban landscape.

Tyler Photography and Architecture students and faculty collaborated to build a room-sized pinhole camera and “mobile gallery” to activate public spaces and spark curiosity.

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