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You’re graduating, now what? Just because you’re leaving the nest doesn’t mean Temple isn’t still going to have your back! As grads, you’re officially part of the Temple University Alumni Association (TUAA).

This story was updated on April 29, 2024.Dear Owls,It’s hard to believe that the clock to graduation is about to strike midnight. After four years of countless late night study sessions at the TECH (and later adding Charles Library to your list of 24-hour venues following its unveiling), dining hall runs to refuel (or trying to survive solely off of iced coffee), people

The student organization demanded financial divestment, an academic boycott of Israel and public recognition of Palestine from university leaders.

And just like that, it’s almost time for finals, Owls! Unsure of where to start? We’re here to help with tips and tricks to keep you focused through the last few days of the semester!Know when your final exams are.It might sound crazy that someone wouldn’t know when their exams or final presentations are, but when your brain is as full as it is right now, it’s not totally

The Philadelphia Inquirer recently ran its first-ever mascot bracket for nonprofessional sports mascots in the Greater Philadelphia region. The final four presented bracket voters with strong choices: the St. Joseph’s Hawk, the Central High School Lancer, the Abington Friends Kangaroo and, of course, Temple’s very own Hooter. But the fun-loving Owl flew past the competition,

What is a book? The Art of the Book: Treasures from the Special Collections Research Center, Temple University Libraries, a new exhibition opening in the first-floor exhibit space in Charles Library on April 12, seeks to answer this question by presenting 40 examples that challenge preconceived definitions of what a book can be.It’s a unique collection that was conceived of

The Friends of St. Charles Public Library is holding their annual spring used book sale on April 19-21. The book sale will include paperbacks, hardcovers, CDs, DVDs, computer and board games, and more...

Laura Diehl, an Intellectual Heritage professor, reflects on impactful moments in her teaching career as TAUP fights for contingent faculty job security and living wages.

Temple’s grounds crew works tirelessly to make Main Campus a pristine backdrop for graduation photos.

March is Women’s History Month, and this year, Temple is hosting several events that celebrate the achievements of women. In this month’s event roundup, you will also find activities to help people of all genders prioritize self-care and advocacy. Mark your calendars with these upcoming film festivals, book talks and resource info sessions to commemorate women’s history,