Temple Travels: Machu Picchu to Galapagos, December 2–16
Join this unusual alumni trip to two South American bucket-list destinations. Visit Machu Picchu, the stunning "Lost City of the Incas," and learn about that ancient culture. Then board a privately chartered yacht to explore the Galapagos Islands and experience astonishing wildlife during guided nature walks and snorkeling. Also, be sure to check out our 2015 lineup of trips for alumni!
Share your knowledge with international students
As a part of the TemPALS program, you are paired with an international student who is new to both the U.S. and Temple. Your advice on using area grocery stores, navigating Temple's schools and colleges and understanding Philadelphia's traditions makes you a key part of a rewarding American experience for our growing international student body.
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Temple Option will open more doors to a university education
In a bold move underscoring Temple University's commitment to access and diversity, President Neil D. Theobald announced the Temple Option, an admissions path for talented students who show great potential for success but don't perform well on standardized tests.
Fox Chase, TUH earn top rankings
Temple University Health System's Fox Chase Cancer Center has been ranked 19th nationally for cancer care in the 2014–2015 list of Best Hospitals by "U.S.News & World Report," which also recognized Temple University Hospital as among the best in the Philadelphia region and a high performer in six specialties.
Temple pilots new ways to recruit and retain students
Temple is one of only seven universities nationwide selected to participate in an innovative, one-year project that seeks to transform the way higher education is delivered.
Partnership with city to create opportunities for North Philadelphia
Temple will commit $1 million in funding and in-kind resources to create educational programs and career training for the Norris Apartments community in North Philadelphia.
Home opener against Navy scheduled for September 6
Temple football hosts Navy in its 2014 regular season home opener at Lincoln Financial Field Sept. 6. Kickoff time is set for 1:00 p.m. and the game will be broadcast on ESPN3. For tickets, visit OwlsTix.com.
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Penny Rafferty Hamilton, CHPSW '68, was inducted into the Colorado Women's Hall of Fame in March. She is co-holder of a world and national speed record with her husband, Bill, and teaches children about aviation as Penny the Pilot. She also contributed to Absent Aviators: Gender Issues in Aviation, which will be published by Ashgate in September. That book addresses the dearth of women pilots in both civilian and military aviation.
Alan J. Inman, FOX '73, was appointed president of Global Peace Foundation-USA, a nonprofit organization committed to resolving conflict and promoting harmony around the world.
Yumy Thos L. Odom-Robinson, CLA '93, curated an exhibit titled The Heruic Age: Ten Thousand Years of Gods, Heroes, Amazons, Wizards & Warriors, which showcased Philadelphia-area graphic and visual artists. The exhibit focused on independently published African-American comic books by Philadelphia-based artists.
Derrick A. Hodge, BYR '01, has materials related to his career on display at the Grammy Museum in Los Angeles. Those include an upright bass, electric bass, and music and film scores penned by Hodge.
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