https://news.temple.edu/announcements/2025-05-07/recent-troubling-incidents
Dear Students and Colleagues, Today, we welcomed nearly 8,500 graduates to the Temple alumni family when we celebrated the Class of 2025 during the 138th university-wide commencement ceremony. It was a beautiful celebration for our graduates, their families and the entire Temple community, and I thank everyone who was able to join us.Unfortunately, I am disheartened to share that over the last ...
https://hope.temple.edu/sites/hope/files/media/document/Hope%20Student%20Basic%20Needs%20Survey%20Report%20202324.pdf
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https://law.temple.edu/csj/what-we-do/
We share ideas, resources, and projects with the Law School’s other internal clinics (the Temple Legal Aid Office and the Elderly Law Project), the Office of Public Interest Programs, and the Rubin-Presser Social Justice Program. And we work closely with students and faculty on a variety of other programs and projects.
https://cph.temple.edu/admissions/non-degree-seeking-students
Through our non-degree seeking program, you are able to try a few courses in the College of Public Health without committing to a full program. To take graduate courses as a non-degree seeking student: Complete the Non-Degree Graduate Study Application. Submit unofficial transcripts from all universities attended.
https://bulletin.temple.edu/undergraduate/student-resources/academic-opportunities/first-year-transfer-programs/
UNVS 1007 is a 2-credit course that introduces first-year students, who are also Cecil B. Moore scholarship recipients, to resources and strategies that contribute to a successful transition into college. The course is designed to develop academic skills and establish a supportive campus network. This course allows students to reflect on their academic and personal experiences and practice new ...
https://bulletin.temple.edu/courses/spsy/
Students will explore common ethical and legal issues such as boundaries of competence, multiple relationships, confidentiality, research, client/student rights, effective treatment, etc. Students will begin to develop a professional decision making framework for resolving ethical conflicts around such issues.
https://counseling.temple.edu/resources/free-online-therapy
The following link takes you to onlinetherapy.com which has complied a list of 7 free online therapy services.
https://orientation.temple.edu/orientation-schedule
Temple University New Student and Family Programs Before Attending Orientation Orientation For Parents & Families Programs Resources About Reservation
https://hope.temple.edu/sites/hope/files/media/document/CostOfAttendace_TheHopeCenter.pdf
Colleges and universities usually control at least a portion of their “direct charges” to students, and when they do, they essentially set their own prices—especially tuition and fees. At public institutions, state funding and governing boards play a heavy role in determining how much a student (or their family) will need to foot the bill. However, the costs of other basic necessities ...
https://www.fox.temple.edu/students/get-involved
Looking to find your crowd at the Fox School of Business? From Student Professional Organizations (SPOs), clubs, cultural organizations and even fitness classes, there are a host of ways to get involved. If guidance is what you need, Fox-specific advisory support is available—as are mental and physical health resources. No matter what you are searching for, we’re here to help. Check out ...