Join us in the Honors Lounge Gallery (Tuttleman 204) for our opening reception of Oh Daydi: An Uzebk Odyssey by senior architecture student Sumayyah Nabiyeva. Friday, April 4Honors Lounge Art Gallery (Tuttleman 204)3 – 6pmExplore the show! Eat cheese! From the artist:Daydi—a playful childhood nickname that has followed me throughout my life, meaning “wanderer” or…
Join Honors Alum Christina Thatcher next Thursday, April 3 for a day of events! Loungin’ with Alumni: meet with Christina, talk about her experience winning a Marshall Scholarship, studying/living in the UK, and working as a poet and lecturer. We’ll have pizza for lunch! 12:30 – 1:30pm in the Huddle Register via Handshake for Loungin’ with…
The Graduate Students of Language at Temple (GSOLT) are excited to announce our 2025 Language, Linguistics, and Life Conference on Friday, April 18, co-sponsored by the Center for International Business Education and Research (CIBER). This year’s theme is Language in Society, exploring language use across various social and educational contexts. We are pleased to welcome two…
Do you have a passion for community service, activism, and social justice? Join Next Steps AmeriCorps for the 2025-2026 Service Year! Next Steps AmeriCorps is now recruiting for the upcoming service year! This college access and success initiative empowers first-generation and low-income undergraduates through community service, mentoring, and leadership development. As an AmeriCorps Member, you’ll gain valuable experience…
Friday, March 28th from 12:30-1:30 at the Student Success Center, Charles Library 230 This program is designed to give students the opportunity to become familiar with the center and learn more about the academic coaching program. We will be focusing on four skill areas: time management, note taking, test taking, and studying. Students can meet…
Tuesday, May 6 @ 4pmTemple Performing Arts Center 
Attire is business casual – no caps and gowns Students are limited to three guests You’ll receive your Honors cords during the ceremony This event is a celebration of your University Honors Program completion and you will receive regalia (Honors cords) to wear with your cap and gown at…
Want to get a better handle on taxes? Join FGH for an info session on March 27 from 5-6 PM in Room 201D at the Tuttleman Learning Center. We will have Dr. Wayne W. Williams as the main guest speaker speaking about the essentials of tax season – from the do’s and don’ts of filing…
Registration is coming up, so join us for our next meeting on Thursday, March 27th to help prepare! Honors Advisor Denae will be joining us to discuss the registration process and provide helpful tips. Our meeting will take place at 5:30pm in the Honors Huddle Classroom 201D. Hope to see you there!
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Constitutional democracies used to be seen as such a stable and legitimate form of government that the spread of democracies globally was thought to herald the “end of history.” But now—under pressure from war, economic instability, climate change, demographic shifts, and rival political movements—it is unclear whether constitutional democracy will survive as a workable form…