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John Rossi, CLA ’19, LAW ’27, helped lead Temple’s Tenant Rights Help Service in the 2025–2026 academic year, helping fellow students understand their rights as renters and access housing resources.

Sep. 1, 2026

- Campus News

Temple Law students help fellow Owls navigate renter rights and housing concerns

For Leah Paulson Dunmire, associate director of student advocacy in […]

Kathy Hirsh-Pasek, center, and research collaborators are part of a multi-institutional team working alongside educators to study and refine Active Playful Learning for use in elementary classrooms.

Aug. 19, 2026

- Research

Temple-led study finds Active Playful Learning shows promise in classrooms

After three years of testing a new approach to teaching in elementary classrooms across […]

Temple University faculty, staff and community members collect school supplies during Fill the Flight, the university's annual back-to-school drive supporting North Philadelphia elementary students.

Aug. 4, 2026

- Community Engagement

Temple's Fill the Flight returns to support North Philadelphia students ahead of the new school year

Before the first school bell rings this fall, the Temple University community is helping local […]

Amanda M. Czerniawski, professor of instruction in Temple University's Department of Sociology, discusses Celebrity Wasting Syndrome and the broader cultural conversations surrounding celebrity weight loss, body image and beauty standards.

Jul. 14, 2026

- Faculty Experts

Why celebrity weight loss becomes everyone’s business

TN: Has Ozempic changed beauty standards or simply changed how quickly people can achieve them? […]

Bucks County Community College President and CEO Patrick M. Jones (left) and Temple President John Fry (right)

Jul. 2, 2026

- Community Engagement

Temple expands Honors pathways through new agreement with Bucks County Community College

For high-achieving community college students, having a clear way to […]

Lauren Morris, KLN ’26, became the first student in Temple history to win a national Hearst Championship title after earning first place in the Television News competition at the 66th annual Hearst Journalism Awards Program.

Jun. 18, 2026

- Campus News

Temple graduate Lauren Morris makes history with first-place finish at national Hearst Journalism Awards

Morris recently began her professional journalism career at 13News Now in Norfolk, Virginia. […]

Elina Hur, assistant professor of marketing at Temple University's Fox School of Business, found that consumers are more likely to commit to a choice when they feel their search efforts have paid off.

Jun. 10, 2026

- Research

Why consumers are more likely to commit to purchases they work to find

The reason, Hur said, comes down to what researchers call perceived effort payoff, or the […]

Temple doctoral student Meghan Robertson partnered with Half Mad Honey to study how therapeutic beekeeping may support mental wellness among older adults.

May 26, 2026

- Research

Therapeutic beekeeping offers older adults a new path to mental wellness

Dressed in protective suits and surrounded by the steady hum of thousands of bees, a group of […]

Community residents received information from financial institutions, utility companies and government agencies during the financial literacy resource fair.

May 1, 2026

- Community Engagement

Temple hosts Financial Literacy Resource Fair

By Ayana Jones

Temple University students and Philadelphia residents learned about the importance […]

Temple On Board hosts a closing reception on April 21 in Alter Hall, bringing together participants and local nonprofit organizations to mark the program’s first cohort.

Apr. 29, 2026

- Community Engagement

Temple On Board marks milestone as first cohort completes program, expanding the university’s civic impact

Temple University’s Temple On Board program marked a major milestone last week, celebrating its […]