Adjoa Asamoah is pictured with Emeritus Professor Abu Abarry during her recent visit back to Temple. Abarry served as one of her professors when she previously studied at the university.Photo by Timothy Welbeck Dec. 4, 2025 'Everything that I am' is because of Temple […] Dec. 1, 2025 Temple’s Public Policy Program hosts the 2025 careers in public service workshop By Kasey Trapp […] Nov. 26, 2025 Africology and African American Studies Department celebrates Reynaldo Anderson’s book release By Jonathan Hernandez […] According to Joshua Mask of the Economics Department in the College of Liberal Arts, Philadelphians will have to pay more for their turkeys than the rest of the country this year.Photo by Betsy Manning Nov. 24, 2025 Gobblenomics: Your turkey may be cheaper this year, but not if you live in Philadelphia […] Panelists mulling over a question about how they personally weigh risks and rewards of public humanities work. From L to R: Tangie Wilson, Dan Blank, Heather Lewis-Weber, Michael Brix, Oscar Almonte-Espinal, Jamie Brunson, Elizabeth Kimball, Laurie Zierer. Nov. 20, 2025 Panel of local community leaders tackle risks and rewards of public humanities By Christina BakerDoing work in the humanities means telling stories and creating narratives about the communities […] Nov. 20, 2025 Alumni Spotlight: Neuroscience grad Sophie Farley continues developing professional pathways By Jonathan HernandezWhen Sophie Farley, CLA ‘12, arrived at Temple University, she didn’t yet know exactly where her […] Kim Williams poses with students in front of an uncovered tomb in Oman Nov. 7, 2025 Anthropology Professor Digs a Little Deeper For Student Success By Jonathan HernandezLong before she ever found herself excavating 5,000-year-old tombs in the deserts of Oman, Temple […] Nov. 4, 2025 PhD student Bertram Liyanage publishes a chapter in National Epics project By Religion DepartmentCongratulations to 3rd year PhD student, Bertram Liyanage, who was assigned to write the Sri Lanka […] Nov. 4, 2025 Economics major Renee Oymann maintains an edge in fencing and academics By Jonathan HernandezFencing, the swordfighting sport often called “physical chess,” demands a great deal of focus, […] Oct. 28, 2025 CHAT and History Department celebrate release of Bench Ansfield's new book By Center for the HumanitiesIn their monograph Born in Flames, Bench Ansfield, Assistant Professor of History, examines the […] Oct. 28, 2025 Students connect with employers and opportunities at 2025 Beyond the Classroom Fest By Jonathan HernandezThe 2025 edition of Beyond the Classroom Fest took place at the Howard Gittis Student Center this […] Oct. 20, 2025 Public Policy Lab Hosts Panel Event on One Big Beautiful Bill Act By Public Policy LabThe Public Policy Lab recently hosted a Policy Roundtable discussion on the effects of the One Big […] From left: Dean of College of Science and Technology Miguel Mostafá, College of Public Health Assistant Dean of Admissions and Enrollment Management Michael Usino, and panel moderator Javier Suárez Oct. 15, 2025 Panel Discussion Explores Modern Day Hispanic-American Experience By Jonathan HernandezHispanic voices from across Temple University came together on October 7 for In The Hyphen, a panel […] Economics Department Chair Michael Bognanno and Lacy Hunt, alongside the newly unveiled portrait of Hunt.Photo by Kevin Haugh Oct. 15, 2025 Economics Department Honors Lacy Hunt With Portrait Unveiling By Jonathan HernandezThe College of Liberal Arts and the Department of Economics recently honored distinguished alumnus […] Miguel Mostafá, Mariola V. Alvarez and Michael Usino from Temple provided their perspectives on Hispanic American identity, culture and other related topics during a panel discussion titled In the Hyphen.Photo by Betsy Manning Oct. 14, 2025 Temple leaders reflect on identity and experiences as Hispanic Americans In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, leaders from across Temple shared their experiences as […] Load More
Adjoa Asamoah is pictured with Emeritus Professor Abu Abarry during her recent visit back to Temple. Abarry served as one of her professors when she previously studied at the university.Photo by Timothy Welbeck Dec. 4, 2025 'Everything that I am' is because of Temple […] Dec. 1, 2025 Temple’s Public Policy Program hosts the 2025 careers in public service workshop By Kasey Trapp […] Nov. 26, 2025 Africology and African American Studies Department celebrates Reynaldo Anderson’s book release By Jonathan Hernandez […] According to Joshua Mask of the Economics Department in the College of Liberal Arts, Philadelphians will have to pay more for their turkeys than the rest of the country this year.Photo by Betsy Manning Nov. 24, 2025 Gobblenomics: Your turkey may be cheaper this year, but not if you live in Philadelphia […] Panelists mulling over a question about how they personally weigh risks and rewards of public humanities work. From L to R: Tangie Wilson, Dan Blank, Heather Lewis-Weber, Michael Brix, Oscar Almonte-Espinal, Jamie Brunson, Elizabeth Kimball, Laurie Zierer. Nov. 20, 2025 Panel of local community leaders tackle risks and rewards of public humanities By Christina BakerDoing work in the humanities means telling stories and creating narratives about the communities […] Nov. 20, 2025 Alumni Spotlight: Neuroscience grad Sophie Farley continues developing professional pathways By Jonathan HernandezWhen Sophie Farley, CLA ‘12, arrived at Temple University, she didn’t yet know exactly where her […] Kim Williams poses with students in front of an uncovered tomb in Oman Nov. 7, 2025 Anthropology Professor Digs a Little Deeper For Student Success By Jonathan HernandezLong before she ever found herself excavating 5,000-year-old tombs in the deserts of Oman, Temple […] Nov. 4, 2025 PhD student Bertram Liyanage publishes a chapter in National Epics project By Religion DepartmentCongratulations to 3rd year PhD student, Bertram Liyanage, who was assigned to write the Sri Lanka […] Nov. 4, 2025 Economics major Renee Oymann maintains an edge in fencing and academics By Jonathan HernandezFencing, the swordfighting sport often called “physical chess,” demands a great deal of focus, […] Oct. 28, 2025 CHAT and History Department celebrate release of Bench Ansfield's new book By Center for the HumanitiesIn their monograph Born in Flames, Bench Ansfield, Assistant Professor of History, examines the […] Oct. 28, 2025 Students connect with employers and opportunities at 2025 Beyond the Classroom Fest By Jonathan HernandezThe 2025 edition of Beyond the Classroom Fest took place at the Howard Gittis Student Center this […] Oct. 20, 2025 Public Policy Lab Hosts Panel Event on One Big Beautiful Bill Act By Public Policy LabThe Public Policy Lab recently hosted a Policy Roundtable discussion on the effects of the One Big […] From left: Dean of College of Science and Technology Miguel Mostafá, College of Public Health Assistant Dean of Admissions and Enrollment Management Michael Usino, and panel moderator Javier Suárez Oct. 15, 2025 Panel Discussion Explores Modern Day Hispanic-American Experience By Jonathan HernandezHispanic voices from across Temple University came together on October 7 for In The Hyphen, a panel […] Economics Department Chair Michael Bognanno and Lacy Hunt, alongside the newly unveiled portrait of Hunt.Photo by Kevin Haugh Oct. 15, 2025 Economics Department Honors Lacy Hunt With Portrait Unveiling By Jonathan HernandezThe College of Liberal Arts and the Department of Economics recently honored distinguished alumnus […] Miguel Mostafá, Mariola V. Alvarez and Michael Usino from Temple provided their perspectives on Hispanic American identity, culture and other related topics during a panel discussion titled In the Hyphen.Photo by Betsy Manning Oct. 14, 2025 Temple leaders reflect on identity and experiences as Hispanic Americans In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, leaders from across Temple shared their experiences as […]
