During this workshop we will explore the foundations of anti-racism and collectively imagine a more just and equitable society. Through interactive discussions, reflective exercises, and real-world applications, participants will deepen their understanding of systemic racism, privilege, and the role each of us plays in dismantling oppression. This workshop will provide a space to:
Examine historical and…
The Study of Everything, a play by and for the students of the Geography and Urban Studies Department of Temple University. Caroline Heins’ Honors Thesis Project, a year in the making: an original community-engaged theatre piece based on interviews with students, faculty, and staff, answering the questions “Why geography?”, “What even is geography?”, and “Can…
Sponsored by Undergraduate Studies, the Career Center (@templecareers) is administering the Unpaid Summer Internship Stipend to support students who secure an unpaid internship for Summer 2025. This program is aimed at easing the financial burden for Temple undergraduates to help them to pursue career and experiential opportunities they otherwise may not have been able to access. Applications…
Attend this year’s Electronics Faire! @ Charles Library // March 13th and 14th There’s going to be 9 different hands-on workshops, an electronic music performance on the roof terrace, a speaker series + keynote, and a “sit and tinker” faire with local orgs vending. Thursday March 13th, 2025 includes several hands-on workshops and lectures, lunch, coffee, and an evening…
Applications for the 2024-2025 Livingstone Undergraduate Research Awards are open! The deadline for submissions is Monday, March 3, 2025. Please review the Evaluation Criteria here. Livingstone Undergraduate Research Awards celebrate works that bring together information and ideas from a variety of sources or perspectives, uses a wide-variety of sources in a meaningful way (think about submitting any research, capstone, Honors…
Queer Mending Workshop Friday, February 28, 2025 // 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm Duckworth Scholars Studio Makerspace // Charles Library Bring all your garments in need of repair to the Makerspace for our Queer Mending Group meetup! We will have darning looms available + guided instruction on the looms and hand sewing.
Owls on the Hill is Temple University’s annual Advocacy Day at the State Capitol in Harrisburg. Coordinated by Temple’s Office of Government Affairs and Civic Engagement, the day-long event is an opportunity for the university to showcase its students and contributions to the Commonwealth, as well as thank members of the Pennsylvania General Assembly for their…
Are you a Temple undergraduate student with a research or creative project you’re eager to pursue? Are you looking to develop a close relationship with a faculty mentor? Maybe you are already working in a lab and want to take your involvement to the next level or have a class project you want to expand…
The second teach-in in our “Know Your Rights/Defending Your Rights” series is on the subject of immigration/deportation. We will be meeting WEDNESDAY February 5th in Gladfelter Hall 914 at 3:00pm Professors Hardeep Dhillon, Department of History University of Pennsylvania, Jaya Ramji-Nogales, Associate Dean for Research I. Herman Stern Research Professor, Beasley School of Law, and Mónica Ricketts, Department of History and Latin American…
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