Columbia Ave Rebellion ’64 Walking Tour with Honors special topics class – 4/20 at 12pm
Please join us for a student-led walking tour of the Columbia Avenue uprising of 1964,…
Columbia Ave Rebellion ’64 Walking Tour with Honors special topics class – 4/20 at 12pm
Please join us for a student-led walking tour of the Columbia Avenue uprising of 1964, highlighting the history of police violence in North Philly and how Temple responded to the three days of unrest. Monday, April 20th 12pm Meet at 22nd and Cecil B. Moore (or walk over together from Temple at 11:40) One of the first…
The Science on Your Plate (and in Your Cup): Thinking Critically about Food Trends
What does “ultra-processed” mean–and is it actually bad for you? Should you be able to recognize every ingredient on a nutrition label? And can “superfoods” really improve health? Join us on Thursday, April 9th at 2:00 pm in the Honors Lounge for a fun discussion examining popular food claims through a scientific lens. We will explore the…
AmeriCorps info session – 4/13
Interested in a year of service? Meet AmeriCorps! Monday, April 13 12-1pm Tuttleman 201 (The Huddle) We’ll have pizza! Learn about:⭐ PHENND Fellows: An AmeriCorps VISTA project that places recent college graduates at local nonprofit organizations and public schools, developing the next generation of leadership.⭐ Next Steps AmeriCorps Program: Designed as a college completion and success strategy, the Next…
Monuments Are Mortal: Public Art, Issues of Permanence, and Cultural Vandalism
Join us for a virtual talk by Dr. Erika Doss. Thursday, April 2 4:30 pm – 6:00 pm Event Link: https://temple.zoom.us/j/92418667821 Erika Doss is a Distinguished Chair in the Edith O’Donnell Institute of Art History at the University of Texas at Dallas. Her scholarship engages the complexities of modern and contemporary American visual and material culture, with…
Calling all Seniors – take the First Destintation Survey!!
The Temple University First Destination Survey is a university-wide collaboration to capture career-related outcomes for bachelor’s and advanced degree recipients. This info helps Temple report out on graduation outcomes, and is a great way for us to share your successes with current and future Honors students! ALL seniors should take the survey, regardless if what’s…
Greek & Roman Art Club: First Friday Floralia 4/3
Gear up for some incredible experiential learning with the Greek and Roman Art Club as we prepare for the Roman holiday Floralia! April 3, 2026 (April 13 if it rains) 1:00 – 3:00 PM Mazur Terrace Come craft with us and sew a felt bunny in its own little carrot-shaped sleeping bag to honor the…
Loungin’ w/ Alumni: Kishan Patel, CLA/CST ’21 – Tuesday, April 14 at 10am
Tuesday, April 14 10 – 11am The Huddle (Tuttleman 201) 🍕 with pizza for (early) lunch! Kishan graduated from Temple University in 2021 double majoring in Biology and Spanish (with a minor in Healthcare Management and certificates in American Sign Language and Genome Medicine). He is about to be a fourth-year medical student at Sidney Kimmel Medical…
Supervision to Aid Reentry (STAR) Program – seeking financial literacy educators
The Supervision to Aid Reentry (STAR) Program (also known as Reentry Court), is a specialized federal court program in the Eastern District of Pennsylvania for Philadelphia residents on supervised release. The STAR Program has partnered with the Fox School of Business to provide basic financial literacy to program participants during court sessions, covering areas such as budgeting, credit building, credit risks, and…
Repair Electronics Faire – Thursday, April 9 and Friday, April 10
Thursday, April 9 – Friday, April 10 Charles Library Electronics Faire is a multi-layered event featuring a sit, tinker, and walk-through fair tabled by local organizations in Philadelphia working with electronics, a series of paper presentations, and workshops for hands-on learning and experimentation with electronics. Keynote Presentation: Dr. Jones-Imhotep Jones-Imhotep’s research focuses on the historical intersections…
Considering graduate study in the UK?
Join Fellowships Advising for our final Fellowship Exploration session: Are the UK Awards Right for Me? Learn about the Rhodes, Marshall, Gates Cambridge, and Fulbright UK—and why some Temple students pursue UK master’s degrees even without a fellowship. Juniors and seniors are especially encouraged to attend; sophomores planning ahead and international students are also welcome. Busy…