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In the midst of change and challenges, Temple displayed its perseverance and resilience in 2023. We continued our mission of accessibility, opportunity, community-building and discovery as new initiatives and faces moved us forward.Here’s a look back at highlights from this past year.Temple reached its highest-ever placement at No. 89 in the latest “Best Colleges” U.S. News

From the resignation of a president to a labor strike on campus, here are the most impactful university stories from 2023.

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The Temple and Philadelphia police departments, elected officials, family, friends and hundreds of Temple and North Philadelphia community members gathered on Thursday, June 15 to memorialize the life and legacy of Sergeant Christopher Fitzgerald, a devoted father and fearless public servant.

Gov. Josh Shapiro, Acting President JoAnne Epps and other leaders spoke at the unveiling ceremony.

A section of Montgomery Avenue, where Temple University Sgt. Christopher Fitzgerald was murdered earlier this year, will soon be renamed in his honor.

This week, Joel Embiid finally won MVP, Bryce Harper returned way faster than expected to the Phillies and we debuted our Mental Reset series at Love Park.

The street where a Temple University Police Department sergeant was shot and killed will soon bear his name.

The 1700 block of West Montgomery Avenue in North Philadelphia will be renamed to honor slain Temple University Police Sgt. Christopher Fitzgerald, who was fatally shot on duty on Feb. 18. City Council unanimously approved the designation Thursday. The 31-year old officer, a father of four, was killed while investigating a carjacking that occurred near campus.

City Council passed the resolution “to honor the life and sacrifice” of the fallen officer.