Events and programs happening on campus and around the area
Friday, October 93 – 5pmHonors Lounge Gallery (Tuttleman 204) Join us in the Honors Lounge Gallery to celebrate our Fall 2026 art show – small show!! We have 147 mini pieces of art in this show!!! (I thought this might be a world record, but it seems the actual world record for largest collection of…
Calling all liberal arts students! You don’t want to miss the 2026 Beyond the Classroom Fest, where you can connect with a diverse range of organizations seeking liberal arts interns. Tuesday, October 13, 2026 12:00 – 4:00 pm Student Center Room 200 (1755 N 13th Street) Come learn about experiential learning opportunities for the Spring and…
Come with questions, meet CST students who have studied abroad, and hear firsthand how they made it work! Tuttleman 305AThursday, October 22 3:30 – 5pm And save the date for November 18th – International Snacks & Study Abroad session! You can learn about different locations for studying abroad, scholarship and program offerings, and eat snacks!
Join FGH for a fun night of Loteria in celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month! đź—“Â Date: Tuesday, October 6🕔 Time: 5:00 – 6:00 PMđź“ŤÂ Location: Tuttleman 201D Bring your friends and get ready to play. We hope to see you there! To stay up to date on upcoming meetings and events, follow us on Instagram @templefgh and join our GroupMe → https://groupme.com/join_group/91642201/PcDJeAdx
Movie Night: The Art of the Steal🎬 Thursday, October 22🎬 5:30pm🎬 The Lounge (Tuttleman 201)This documentary explores the controversial plan to move the Barnes Foundation’s $25 billion collection of modernist and post-impressionist art from its longtime home in the Philadelphia suburbs to a new downtown gallery — against the wishes of its founder. Even if you are unable to…
Monday, October 5th | 4:30-5:30 PM | Gladfelter Hall, Room 413 Considering a semester-long internship in Washington D.C.? Gain valuable career experience in the nation’s capital, while remaining a full-time student. Come find out more about the Washington Semester Program with a representative from The Washington Center and on-campus liaison Sean Murphy.
Let’s Talk About Black & Queer Liberation Tomorrow, we are bringing back NCOW Speaks as a community dialogue! This panel brings together scholars, advocates, and community leaders for a virtual conversation exploring the intersections of Black and Queer liberation. Through dialogue and reflection, panelists will examine historical and contemporary movements for justice, the challenges Black LGBTQIA+ communities…
Think you have the vocals? Or maybe you just have the confidence? đź‘€ 🎶 Sing it. Own it. Have fun. 🎶 Come through for a night of karaoke, good music, and even better vibes! Grab the mic, pick your favorite song, and show us what you’ve got—or just come support your friends from the crowd. đź“…Â Thursday, October…
We are excited to announce the first meeting of Honorables of Color this year! We invite students to attend to meet other Honors student of Color and discussion the mission and goals of the org this year! Thursday, Oct 1 4:30 – 5pm Honors Lounge (Tuttleman 204) If you cannot attend this meeting but are…
How can plants become powerful poisons and life-saving medicines? What can a plant-derived molecule tell us about the history of medicine–and even the American Revolutionary War? Join Dr. Steve Fleming for a fun discussion exploring the chemistry of plant-derived pharmaceuticals. We will investigate molecules like colchicine, atropine, and scopolamine, discuss their structures and medical applications,…