Beginning in Spring 2025, study abroad students will have the option to study at Temple University, Japan Campus’s new satellite campus in Kyoto. Located just 2.5 hours from Tokyo by bullet train, Kyoto is the center for traditional Japanese culture as well as a base for many high-technology industries, commerce, and tourism. Any Temple student who completes their Spring…
Join us for Bingo Night in The Huddle! We are going to have three monthly bingo nights for the rest of the Spring semester! There will be prizes, music, fun, snacks, friends, and a good time! RSVP here! This helps me plan for space and snacks. You do not need to RSVP for all for…
Last Spring, Temple Honors put together a Climate Survey to assess our demographics and needs of our students in order to create a more equitable experience for the entire Honors community. Thanks to those initial responses, we’ve updated the survey for this year! And we need your help!Your responses will help us with our short-term and…
The Loretta C. Duckworth Scholars Studio (LCDSS) at Charles Library is accepting applications for the Makerspace Residency, which is open to artists, musicians, scholars, and interdisciplinary practitioners. This program aims to support the development of new creative work and/or practice-based research for a short-term project. Residents will have access to the collections of Temple Libraries, extensive…
Add your fav songs to our shared Honors playlist! We will play this during Hot Bev Fridays in the Lounge, and I wanna know what you’re listening to!! Click here to join the playlist and add your songs!
It’s February 1st and you know what that means…. it’s the first day of BOOK CLUB! Our selection this month is My Broken Language by Quiara Alegría Hudes. Quiara is a West-Philly native who writes about her experiences growing up bilingual in a Puerto Rican family in Philadelphia. “Weaving together Hudes’s love of music with the songs of…
Are you an upper-division student interested in learning more about what it’s like to teach at the collegiate level? Thinking about going to grad school? Eager to develop a closer relationship with a faculty mentor? And do you have a 3.25 (or higher) GPA? Then consider applying to be a Diamond Peer Teacher for Spring 2024! Applications…
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…
On Monday, December 11th from 3-5pm, we celebrated the opening of our newest art show, Viewfinders. Students in our Honors Digital Imagining class have put together some of their work to showcase, and we’ll have the show running through the whole Spring semester. Be sure to stop by and check it out! If you are…
Honors is looking to enhance the Honors Living Learning Community Experience and this survey aims to gather information about Honors Students’ experience living in both the LLC and for those who lived outside of the LLC. This is open to both current and graduated students! Take the survey here!
