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."Photo by Joseph V. Labolito Nov. 20, 2024 Temple’s Center for Anti-Racism celebrates second anniversary Two years ago, Temple University affirmed its commitment to fighting racism through focused efforts […] 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. Photo by Ryan S. Brandenberg Oct. 22, 2024 Temple’s scholarship program covers full tuition and prepares local youth for college success For the four years since its inception, Temple University’s Cecil B. Moore Scholars Program has […] Temple professors Christina Baker, César Cabezas and Augusto Lorenzino discuss the meanings and nuances of the terms Hispanic, Latino/a, Latinx and Latine.Photo by Ryan S. Brandenberg Oct. 8, 2024 Hispanic, Latino/a, Latinx or Latine? Find out how to use the terms As language and identity continue evolving, knowing when to use certain terms can be tricky. One […] 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.Photo by Joseph V. Labolito Sep. 17, 2024 Temple University sees large increase in first-year enrollment with Class of 2028 Late last month, during Weeks of Welcome and Convocation, Temple University officially welcomed the […] 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.Photo by Oliver Economidis Jul. 11, 2024 Klein class plans and marches in NYC Pride as its largest volunteer student delegation On a stormy Sunday in New York City on the final day of June, students in Professor Scott Gratson’s […] Jan. 31, 2024 New Temple Promise program covers costs for admitted students with high financial need Temple’s mission has always been one of access and excellence. In keeping with that legacy, Temple […] 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.Photo by Ryan S. Brandenberg Nov. 30, 2023 Temple University’s Center for Anti-Racism marks first-year anniversary The Center for Anti-Racism marked its anniversary by hosting a town hall on Nov. 16 on the […] 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.Photo by Joseph V. Labolito Nov. 17, 2023 Temple’s IDEAL portfolio proves to be a valuable resource [node:video] Temple University is committed to building a supportive and inclusive campus culture. […] Temple University's Class of 2027 is the most diverse group in Temple’s history, with 57% of the Class of 2027 identifying as students of color. It also includes a record percentage of Pell grant recipients and first-generation students. Photo by Ryan S. Brandenberg Nov. 8, 2023 Temple’s diversity shines within the Class of 2027 Earlier this fall, Temple University received its highest ranking ever (No. 89) in the latest […] Photo by Ryan S. Brandenburg Jun. 22, 2023 What does queer performance have in common with country music? A recently released book Queer Country, written by associate professor of music studies at Boyer […] Brad Windhauser, professor of Instruction and program coordinator of LGBT studies, has recommended media shedding light on LGBTQIA+ culture and communities. Illustration by David Bonomo Jun. 21, 2023 What to read and watch to celebrate LGBTQIA+ culture and communities In honor of Pride Month, Brad Windhauser, professor of instruction in English and gender, sexuality […] Photo by Graphic by Rose Caporaletti Jun. 15, 2023 What to read, watch, see and do for Juneteenth Each June, faculty and staff from across Temple University commemorate Black history and […] Lynn Novick joined Lila Corwin Berman for a conversation at Mazur Hall hosted by the Feinstein Center for American Jewish History. The Feinstein Center for American Jewish History is an academic resource that helps Temple’s community learn more about the history, texts, and traditions of Jewish people while bridging scholarly research with public conversations.Photo by Ryan S. Brandenburg May 5, 2023 ‘The US and the Holocaust’ director Lynn Novick visits Temple for a conversation about antisemitism Director and producer Lynn Novick visited Temple’s campus on March 16 to discuss her new film […] Big Picture Philadelphia is a nonprofit organization that helps youth reengage in school and find a career pathway. Generally, students will submit their computer science projects at the STARS Celebration annual student leadership conference, which allows them to meet with students, National Science Foundation officers and faculty from universities across the U.S.Photo by Courtesy of Comcast by Sabina Louise Pierce May 2, 2023 A Temple and Comcast partnership addresses digital divide by gifting laptops to Philadelphia teens On March 24, a group of young adults from North Philadelphia arrived at Temple University’s Digital […] Pound Cake founders Camille Bell and Johnny Velazquez met in 2013 while living on campus. Mar. 17, 2023 Black, Brown and red all over: How two Temple alumni are using lipstick to make the world a more inclusive place The entranceway to Reading High School, located about an hour northwest of Philadelphia, can be […] Load More
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."Photo by Joseph V. Labolito Nov. 20, 2024 Temple’s Center for Anti-Racism celebrates second anniversary Two years ago, Temple University affirmed its commitment to fighting racism through focused efforts […] 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. Photo by Ryan S. Brandenberg Oct. 22, 2024 Temple’s scholarship program covers full tuition and prepares local youth for college success For the four years since its inception, Temple University’s Cecil B. Moore Scholars Program has […] Temple professors Christina Baker, César Cabezas and Augusto Lorenzino discuss the meanings and nuances of the terms Hispanic, Latino/a, Latinx and Latine.Photo by Ryan S. Brandenberg Oct. 8, 2024 Hispanic, Latino/a, Latinx or Latine? Find out how to use the terms As language and identity continue evolving, knowing when to use certain terms can be tricky. One […] 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.Photo by Joseph V. Labolito Sep. 17, 2024 Temple University sees large increase in first-year enrollment with Class of 2028 Late last month, during Weeks of Welcome and Convocation, Temple University officially welcomed the […] 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.Photo by Oliver Economidis Jul. 11, 2024 Klein class plans and marches in NYC Pride as its largest volunteer student delegation On a stormy Sunday in New York City on the final day of June, students in Professor Scott Gratson’s […] Jan. 31, 2024 New Temple Promise program covers costs for admitted students with high financial need Temple’s mission has always been one of access and excellence. In keeping with that legacy, Temple […] 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.Photo by Ryan S. Brandenberg Nov. 30, 2023 Temple University’s Center for Anti-Racism marks first-year anniversary The Center for Anti-Racism marked its anniversary by hosting a town hall on Nov. 16 on the […] 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.Photo by Joseph V. Labolito Nov. 17, 2023 Temple’s IDEAL portfolio proves to be a valuable resource [node:video] Temple University is committed to building a supportive and inclusive campus culture. […] Temple University's Class of 2027 is the most diverse group in Temple’s history, with 57% of the Class of 2027 identifying as students of color. It also includes a record percentage of Pell grant recipients and first-generation students. Photo by Ryan S. Brandenberg Nov. 8, 2023 Temple’s diversity shines within the Class of 2027 Earlier this fall, Temple University received its highest ranking ever (No. 89) in the latest […] Photo by Ryan S. Brandenburg Jun. 22, 2023 What does queer performance have in common with country music? A recently released book Queer Country, written by associate professor of music studies at Boyer […] Brad Windhauser, professor of Instruction and program coordinator of LGBT studies, has recommended media shedding light on LGBTQIA+ culture and communities. Illustration by David Bonomo Jun. 21, 2023 What to read and watch to celebrate LGBTQIA+ culture and communities In honor of Pride Month, Brad Windhauser, professor of instruction in English and gender, sexuality […] Photo by Graphic by Rose Caporaletti Jun. 15, 2023 What to read, watch, see and do for Juneteenth Each June, faculty and staff from across Temple University commemorate Black history and […] Lynn Novick joined Lila Corwin Berman for a conversation at Mazur Hall hosted by the Feinstein Center for American Jewish History. The Feinstein Center for American Jewish History is an academic resource that helps Temple’s community learn more about the history, texts, and traditions of Jewish people while bridging scholarly research with public conversations.Photo by Ryan S. Brandenburg May 5, 2023 ‘The US and the Holocaust’ director Lynn Novick visits Temple for a conversation about antisemitism Director and producer Lynn Novick visited Temple’s campus on March 16 to discuss her new film […] Big Picture Philadelphia is a nonprofit organization that helps youth reengage in school and find a career pathway. Generally, students will submit their computer science projects at the STARS Celebration annual student leadership conference, which allows them to meet with students, National Science Foundation officers and faculty from universities across the U.S.Photo by Courtesy of Comcast by Sabina Louise Pierce May 2, 2023 A Temple and Comcast partnership addresses digital divide by gifting laptops to Philadelphia teens On March 24, a group of young adults from North Philadelphia arrived at Temple University’s Digital […] Pound Cake founders Camille Bell and Johnny Velazquez met in 2013 while living on campus. Mar. 17, 2023 Black, Brown and red all over: How two Temple alumni are using lipstick to make the world a more inclusive place The entranceway to Reading High School, located about an hour northwest of Philadelphia, can be […]
