News

September 2026

E-bike riders should stay alert, choose well-lit routes and take simple precautions to help protect themselves and their property.

Sep. 22, 2026

- Nutshell

Keep these safety tips in mind when riding your e-bike around campus

You’re already running late for class when you realize you forgot to charge your e-bike, and the […]

The Afterlife, the inaugural exhibition at the Tyler Center for Art and Creative Exchange at PAFA, features work by 27 recent Tyler MFA graduates.

Sep. 18, 2026

- Arts & Culture

Temple’s new Tyler Center for Art and Creative Exchange opens a new home for emerging artists

The Afterlife, the inaugural exhibition at the Tyler Center for Art and Creative Exchange at PAFA, […]

Temple Vice President for Student Affairs Jodi Bailey Accavallo

Sep. 18, 2026

- Staff & Faculty

Vice President for Student Affairs Jodi Bailey Accavallo receives top honor

Vice President for Student Affairs Jodi Bailey Accavallo has been named a NASPA Foundation 2027 […]

Antoinette Marie Johnson press photo

Sep. 16, 2026

- Arts & Culture

GUS grad Antoinette Marie Johnson is creating new spaces to bring people together

By Jonathan Hernandez

Johnson is enthusiastic about tackling that challenge. After spending most of her career in the […]

Image of Marian Braccia

Sep. 16, 2026

- Faculty Experts

Trial law expert answers questions about the Lindsay Clancy mistrial

By Marian Braccia

The murder trial of Lindsay Clancy drew national attention as jurors wrestled with questions about […]

Lauren Alloy standing in a hallway

Sep. 16, 2026

- Staff & Faculty

Temple Professor Lauren Alloy wins 2027 APS Mentor Award

Lauren Alloy, Laura H. Carnell Professor of Psychology and Neuroscience, has been recognized with […]

Temple is one of the first universities to install WatchWord Live, a captioning technology that lets deaf and hard-of-hearing theatergoers view customizable captions during live performances.

Sep. 16, 2026

- Arts & Culture

Temple leads the way toward a more accessible theater experience

For theatergoers who are deaf or hard of hearing, attending a live performance can sometimes mean […]

An illustration of a self-care watering can pouring onto a growing heart.

Sep. 15, 2026

What to do on a Wellness Day

  This story was previously published on Oct. 7, 2022. The upcoming Temple Wellness Day […]

Temple University partnered with Meek Mill to host the Dream Chasers Summit on Sept. 10, connecting students with leaders in sports, music, business and entertainment.

Sep. 15, 2026

- Community Engagement

Dream Chasers Summit inspires the next generation

The Liacouras Center was buzzing with energy last week as more than a thousand Temple students and […]

Leora Eisenstadt, associate professor at Temple’s Fox School of Business, co-authored research examining disparities in protections for employees who report discrimination and financial fraud.

Sep. 11, 2026

- Research

Fraud or discrimination? New research reveals a divide in protections for workplace whistleblowers

An employee discovers evidence of financial fraud at work and reports it. Another employee comes […]

AI-generated avatars of the three Fox researchers who led the study.

Sep. 11, 2026

- Research

Can AI avatars help standardize the hiring process?

First impressions matter, especially in the hiring process, but what happens when an employer’s […]

Eva Close, Class of 2027, looks through her self-made porcelain corals, which she created through Temple’s Diamond Research Scholars Program.

Sep. 10, 2026

- Campus News

Diamond Research Scholars explore big questions across science, medicine and the arts video

As the fall semester begins, Diamond Research Scholars are continuing research projects that […]