SEPTA Pass

Tired of traffic on the way to campus? Sign up for the University Pass, a 10% discounted semester long SEPTA transit pass that is available to full-time students. The Bursar's Office is now accepting applications for the Fall 2020 Semester by mail only. 

 

 

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Committed to Climate Action

Temple is committing to reduced emissions, better building and transportation practices, and developing a more sustainable Temple in order to reach carbon neutrality by 2050.

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Get Involved

Step up into climate leadership with Temple Sustainability! Join us on Owl Connect to learn about our latest events and programming and discover volunteer and community service opportunities.

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Green Tip

Unplugging your devices, lowering your heat, and smartly disposing of waste are a few ways to leave for break on sustainable note!

 

SPOTLIGHT

Green Campus Tour

Guided maps of sustainability initiatives at Temple University
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Climate Action Plan

Temple became a signatory of the Presidents Climate Commitment in 2008 and again in 2016.
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Annual Report

Find out about Temple’s progress toward a more sustainable future by reviewing our Annual Report
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Upcoming Events

Green Careers Fair

Sep
18
Temple University Ambler EarthFest
Students will meet with and learn from representatives from a variety of green industry fields including conservation, horticulture, landscape architecture, planning, urban farming, and more!
Sponsor(s): 
Temple Ambler and the Fall BioBlitz
Location: 
Learning Center Room 202 and 203
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News

Free produce from a North Philadelphia garden

It used to be an empty lot, but now it has come alive. Temple Community Garden is a student-run garden that aims to reduce food insecurity in its North Philadelphia neighborhood.  

Date of Publication: 
06/14/2019
Author: 
Katherine Scott

Temple announces updated sustainability plan

Learn more about the Climate Action Plan that Temple University released that falls in line with Philadelphia’s goal to reduce carbon emissions 80 percent by 2050.

Date of Publication: 
04/22/2019
Author: 
Megan Milligan
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