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Temple students were shown to be more concerned with the extra costs of taking classes, while feeling less supported than state and nationwide students, according to surveys in April and September 2023.

Temple has created several resources and embarked on studies to understand AI technology and its place in education since the release of ChatGPT a year ago.

After months of anticipation, Joseph V. Labolito walked into the Charles Library on Nov. 13 for the grand opening of its fall exhibit. The exhibit explores decades of photographs that Labolito, a senior photographer at Temple University for the last 27 years, and fellow photographer Jim MacMillan shot during some of the most pivotal periods of Philadelphia’s history, and for

A sign at Temple’s World Food Day event on October 16 boasted “FREE FOOD” and pointed the way towards boxes and baskets full of bell peppers, apples and other fresh produce ripe for the taking. The event was the first hosted by Temple’s newly formed Food Insecurity Task Force, which was created to reduce hunger and food insecurity on Temple’s campus and beyond.According to a

[node:video]Charles Library will change the landscape of Temple University—more than just physically—for years to come. Its vast technological improvements, prioritization of space, and attention to the needs of modern life and learning place it firmly as a cutting-edge library of the 21st century. The elements that set Charles Library apart will undoubtedly change in