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The Temple community is remembering the life of Eileen Bradley ’72, a retired captain with the Temple University Police Department (TUPD) and a treasured figure on campus. She passed away last Friday. “She was impossible not to love,” said Colin Saltry, FOX ’12, LAW ’16, who’s now a practicing attorney in Philadelphia. “She was such a distinctive figure and was a
Mitchell Morgan and other university leaders met Wednesday morning to discuss Temple’s next steps.
When JoAnne Epps was named Temple University’s acting president in April 2023, she identified enrollment as one of her key priorities moving forward. For enrollment to remain strong, it is important that young people, those regionally, nationally and internationally, continue to have access to the high-quality, student-centered education that defines this institution. One of
When Allyson Metzger, Class of 2025, looks at her family tree, she sees an Owl on nearly every branch. As a fourth-generation Temple student, her family has a long, storied history of attending the university. Allyson’s great-grandfather Frank Cullen started the legacy, coming to Temple to study liberal arts in the 1930s before working for the Pennsylvania railroad.Frank’s
Temple has announced its 30 Under 30 award winners for 2023. In just a few years after graduation, these Owls are already making a real-world impact with their ingenuity, drive and activism in a variety of professions. Although their careers and journeys may differ, they share a common vision: improving society locally, nationally and globally.This year’s cohort has some