During the spring 2025 semester, students in Exploring Queer Philadelphia History engaged in experiential learning through archival research and tours in the city.

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Since its launch in 2020, the FELS-BR-U2 program has helped Temple undergrads from underrepresented backgrounds enter the science and medicine research pipeline.

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Temple's Center for Anti-Racism recently celebrated its second anniversary. To mark the occasion, the center hosted a special discussion between Center Director Timothy Welbeck, pictured at left, and Khalil G. Muhammad, author of the book "Condemnation of Blackness: Race, Crime, and the Making of Modern America."

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The Cecil B. Moore Scholars Program is exclusively for Philadelphia public or charter high school students who live in the eight North Philadelphia ZIP codes surrounding Temple’s Main Campus. 

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Temple professors Christina Baker, César Cabezas and Augusto Lorenzino discuss the meanings and nuances of the terms Hispanic, Latino/a, Latinx and Latine.

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The Class of 2028 is one of the largest incoming classes to enroll at Temple University in several years. It is also richly diverse as 62.3% of the class identifies as a student of color, which is the highest percentage in Temple’s history.

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Temple students planned and marched in NYC and D.C. Pride as part of a course detailing LGBTQIA+ history and celebrating LGBTQIA+ identity and inclusion.

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Rev. Gregory Holston, senior advisor on policy and advocacy in the Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office, spoke about the district attorney’s racial injustice report during the recent town hall.

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Temple University’s Office of Institutional Diversity, Equity, Advocacy and Leadership has six units, including the Center for Anti-Racism, Title IX, equal opportunity compliance, education, strategic partnerships and engagement.

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