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George William Gebhardt II - Vimarsana News

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Temple stakeholders note lack of accessibility, awareness of Board of Trustees - Vimarsana News

Temple stakeholders note lack of accessibility, awareness of Board of Trustees

University stakeholders believe Temple would benefit from improved accessibility to the Board. Trustees acknowledge the needed improvements, but wonder if the public is truly interested in their operations.

Destroying the Curve with the "Science Comedian" - Vimarsana News

Destroying the Curve with the "Science Comedian"

Ben Miller quickly mastered the learning curve of stand-up and is well aware that his audience may be a bit nerdier than average; he likes it that way

Elizabeth Taylor named Temple's faculty athletics representative - Vimarsana News

Elizabeth Taylor named Temple's faculty athletics representative

Elizabeth Taylor, an assistant professor in Temple University’s School of Sport, Tourism and Hospitality Mangement (STHM) and deputy chair of the Department of Sport and Recreation Management, has been appointed the university’s faculty athletics representative (FAR). Taylor will begin her term on Jan. 1, 2024, and she succeeds Jeremy Jordan, who recently departed Temple to

Source: temple.edu
Temple releases Safety Initiatives Dashboard - Vimarsana News

Temple releases Safety Initiatives Dashboard

This past April, 21CP Solutions released its independent, in-depth assessment of Temple University’s policies, technologies and training procedures related to the Department of Public Safety. In total, “Recommendations for Community Safety at Temple University & the Temple University Police Department” included 68 recommendations over the span of 134 pages. Additional

Source: temple.edu