College News
This is our life’s work—and we’re working to share our life’s next chapter with you. Temple College of Liberal Arts students, alumni and faculty are forging new paths every day in dozens of exciting disciplines, and we want you to know about them! Read about their discoveries, accomplishments and events here and please contact us if you have a story you think we should tell. From Africology to Criminal Justice, from Psychology to Spanish, the College teaches its students how to see the world from new perspectives and make a meaningful impact in their chosen field. Follow their adventures here and see where their journeys lead them next.
Laina Stevens, CLA ’04, became the first black woman to be promoted to a position of rank at the nearby Upper Darby Police Department last October. As Black History Month is about to end and Women’s History Month is about to begin, the College of Liberal Arts proudly celebrates her achievement.
MK Asante is a best-selling author, an award-winning filmmaker, a recording artist and a Morgan State University associate professor. Now he’s also the keynote speaker at the College of Liberal Arts’ 17th annual Underground Railroad and Black History Conference.
Students from across the College of Liberal Arts and Temple University as a whole recall how their political internships in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania helped them build valuable experience for launching their careers.
The Center for the Humanities at Temple University (CHAT) is hosting a Climate Speaker Series this semester.