Sep. 10, 2026 CLA Board of Visitors welcomes Fritzi James By Jonathan HernandezThis October, the Board of Visitors at the College of Liberal Arts will welcome Fritzi James to its […] Sep. 9, 2026 Meet the 2026–2027 CHAT Fellows By Center for the Humanities at TempleFor nearly 25 years, the Center for the Humanities at Temple (CHAT) has served as a hub for […] Sep. 4, 2026 Pathways to Professions Spotlight: April Harwood By Jonathan HernandezSenior psychology major April Harwood has been a major force for harm reduction and recovery both […] Aug. 26, 2026 Internship Spotlight: Luana Sacay By Jonathan HernandezLuana Sacay is a senior global studies major and global communications minor. Over the summer, she […] 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.Photo by Betsy Manning Aug. 19, 2026 Temple-led study finds Active Playful Learning shows promise in classrooms Three years into a Temple-led study spanning four states, Temple psychologist Kathy Hirsh-Pasek and […] Aug. 19, 2026 Economics Alumni Spotlight: Dr. Elizabeth Wheaton-Paramo By Economics DepartmentCongratulations to Dr. Elizabeth Wheaton-Paramo (Temple Ph.D. '06), for having her […] Bryant Simon's book, "For Customers Only: Public Bathrooms and the Making of American Inequality," is the first book to tell the larger history of public bathrooms in the United States. Photo by Joseph Labolito Aug. 5, 2026 Are public restrooms the key to equality? Laura H. Carnell Professor of History Bryant Simon explores the history of public bathrooms in his […] Aug. 4, 2026 Internship Spotlight: Taylor Black By Kasey TrappMeet Taylor Black, a second-year Master of Public Policy student interning with the City of […] Joshua Mask's latest research examines the effects of remote work and AI on new workers’ compensation, hours and employment.Photo by Ryan S. Brandenberg Aug. 4, 2026 New Temple study suggests remote work, not AI, may be hurting young job seekers A new research paper by economist Joshua Mask finds that new workers in remote work-exposed […] Jul. 29, 2026 Lin Liu Receives I-STARR Grant to Study Prison to Recovery Housing Transitions for People Taking MOUD By Criminal Justice DepartmentThis study examines how parole officers (POs) and recovery housing (RH) staff collaborate to […] Jul. 28, 2026 Criminal Justice Department bids farewell to Internship Coordinator Cheryl Irons, welcomes Douglas Green to the position By Criminal Justice DepartmentAs we celebrate the retirement of Dr. Cheryl Irons, we extend our sincere gratitude for her years […] Once again, a Spider-Man film is expected to be the biggest movie of the summer. Dustin Kidd, professor of sociology at Temple University’s College of Liberal Arts, discusses why the wall-crawler's popularity continues to be unrivaled compared to his peers.Photo by Andrew Collette Jul. 17, 2026 A new Spider-Man film is on the way; what’s the secret to the wall-crawler’s 60 years of relevancy? Later this month, Spider-Man: Brand New Day will hit theaters as the ninth live action standalone […] Jul. 16, 2026 Dr. Marisa Booty joins Criminal Justice Department faculty By Criminal Justice DepartmentThe Department of Criminal Justice is excited to welcome Dr. Marisa Booty to our faculty. Dr. Booty […] Jul. 9, 2026 Economics Professor Michael Leeds receives Larry Hadley Award from NAASE By Economics DepartmentThe North American Association of Sports Economists presented Professor Peter von Allmen (Temple […] Jul. 9, 2026 Economics Department's Viviane Sanfelice published in Labour Economics By Economics DepartmentProfessor Viviane Sanfelice has published a new paper titled "Public Childcare and Maternal […] Load More
Sep. 10, 2026 CLA Board of Visitors welcomes Fritzi James By Jonathan HernandezThis October, the Board of Visitors at the College of Liberal Arts will welcome Fritzi James to its […] Sep. 9, 2026 Meet the 2026–2027 CHAT Fellows By Center for the Humanities at TempleFor nearly 25 years, the Center for the Humanities at Temple (CHAT) has served as a hub for […] Sep. 4, 2026 Pathways to Professions Spotlight: April Harwood By Jonathan HernandezSenior psychology major April Harwood has been a major force for harm reduction and recovery both […] Aug. 26, 2026 Internship Spotlight: Luana Sacay By Jonathan HernandezLuana Sacay is a senior global studies major and global communications minor. Over the summer, she […] 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.Photo by Betsy Manning Aug. 19, 2026 Temple-led study finds Active Playful Learning shows promise in classrooms Three years into a Temple-led study spanning four states, Temple psychologist Kathy Hirsh-Pasek and […] Aug. 19, 2026 Economics Alumni Spotlight: Dr. Elizabeth Wheaton-Paramo By Economics DepartmentCongratulations to Dr. Elizabeth Wheaton-Paramo (Temple Ph.D. '06), for having her […] Bryant Simon's book, "For Customers Only: Public Bathrooms and the Making of American Inequality," is the first book to tell the larger history of public bathrooms in the United States. Photo by Joseph Labolito Aug. 5, 2026 Are public restrooms the key to equality? Laura H. Carnell Professor of History Bryant Simon explores the history of public bathrooms in his […] Aug. 4, 2026 Internship Spotlight: Taylor Black By Kasey TrappMeet Taylor Black, a second-year Master of Public Policy student interning with the City of […] Joshua Mask's latest research examines the effects of remote work and AI on new workers’ compensation, hours and employment.Photo by Ryan S. Brandenberg Aug. 4, 2026 New Temple study suggests remote work, not AI, may be hurting young job seekers A new research paper by economist Joshua Mask finds that new workers in remote work-exposed […] Jul. 29, 2026 Lin Liu Receives I-STARR Grant to Study Prison to Recovery Housing Transitions for People Taking MOUD By Criminal Justice DepartmentThis study examines how parole officers (POs) and recovery housing (RH) staff collaborate to […] Jul. 28, 2026 Criminal Justice Department bids farewell to Internship Coordinator Cheryl Irons, welcomes Douglas Green to the position By Criminal Justice DepartmentAs we celebrate the retirement of Dr. Cheryl Irons, we extend our sincere gratitude for her years […] Once again, a Spider-Man film is expected to be the biggest movie of the summer. Dustin Kidd, professor of sociology at Temple University’s College of Liberal Arts, discusses why the wall-crawler's popularity continues to be unrivaled compared to his peers.Photo by Andrew Collette Jul. 17, 2026 A new Spider-Man film is on the way; what’s the secret to the wall-crawler’s 60 years of relevancy? Later this month, Spider-Man: Brand New Day will hit theaters as the ninth live action standalone […] Jul. 16, 2026 Dr. Marisa Booty joins Criminal Justice Department faculty By Criminal Justice DepartmentThe Department of Criminal Justice is excited to welcome Dr. Marisa Booty to our faculty. Dr. Booty […] Jul. 9, 2026 Economics Professor Michael Leeds receives Larry Hadley Award from NAASE By Economics DepartmentThe North American Association of Sports Economists presented Professor Peter von Allmen (Temple […] Jul. 9, 2026 Economics Department's Viviane Sanfelice published in Labour Economics By Economics DepartmentProfessor Viviane Sanfelice has published a new paper titled "Public Childcare and Maternal […]
