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Temple Police Chief and Vice President for Public Safety Denise Wilhelm is proud to welcome four first-time police officers to an expanding TUPD.

Oct. 9, 2026

- Public Safety

Temple Police expands, hires several new police officers

 Raekwon Jackson, 30, from Montgomery County, has had a lifelong commitment to helping others. […]

Temple students turned cucumbers and onions into pickled vegetables during a sustainability workshop at the Aramark Community Teaching Kitchen, making their own brine and then taking their jars home.

Oct. 8, 2026

- Campus News

The Office of Sustainability, College of Public Health launch inaugural Sustainability Kitchen Workshop

By the end, the cucumbers were crisp. The onions were sliced. Then came the brine. “It was so […]

Elham Sahraei, associate professor in Temple’s Department of Mechanical Engineering, has spent more than a decade researching lithium-ion batteries mechanical damage.

Oct. 6, 2026

- Campus News

Temple engineering researcher develops breakthrough criteria to predict when EV batteries could fail

Elham Sahraei, associate professor in Temple’s Department of Mechanical Engineering, has spent more […]

Tempest Carter, CLA ’10, stands with participants and judges at the Philadelphia Regional Startup World Cup Pitch Competition on Sept. 18.

Sep. 24, 2026

- Campus News

Temple grad brings Philly tech startup competition to world stage

Temple’s role in the competition served as more than the host. For instance, the university’s […]

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, […]

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 […]

Tyler School of Art and Architecture Dean Susan Cahan speaks with Madison Tubbs MFA ’26, a Post-MFA Fellow in the artist’s studio inside the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts’ historic building.

Sep. 3, 2026

- Arts & Culture

New Tyler Center for Art and Creative Exchange at PAFA champions the arts in Philadelphia

“The opportunity to share this work in such a magnificent museum space, and receive such an […]

John D’Arcy, professor of management information systems at Temple University’s Fox School of Business, studies how employees’ perceptions of cyber threats can influence their behavior.

Aug. 31, 2026

- Faculty Experts

How fear shapes cybersecurity in the age of AI

John D’Arcy, professor of management information systems at Temple University’s Fox School of […]

Sasha Aronzon-Martofel, CLA ’16, co-founded the mental health brand Self-Care Is For Everyone after graduating from Temple. Her debut book How Do I Self-Care? hits shelves Nov. 11.

Aug. 27, 2026

- Campus News

Temple grad to publish debut book after building an online self-care empire

Temple University alum Sasha Aronzon-Martofel built an online business around self-care. Now she’s […]