Alumnus endows $100K scholarship for sustainable tourism

November 29

An endowment of more than $100,000 from a Fox School of Business graduate has created a scholarship fund to allow Temple students to pursue hands-on internships in

Tiny house at Temple's community garden

September 05

When you look around Temple's campus, the growth can't be hidden. The site for the soon-to-be library could be mistaken for an archeology site, nearly taking up an entire

Local champions

August 25

It might look like that student hauling buckets of compost up Broad Street is just taking out the trash. Look closer and you'll see that she's hauling pre-consumer waste

Rad Dish Co-op Café offers locally sourced food

October 01

The Rad Dish Co-op Café in Ritter Hall Annex, the only student-run food cooperative in Philadelphia, was born out of classroom projects and is now in its second semester

Using soot, artist draws mural on Montgomery Garage

October 01

From smokestacks to tailpipes, artist Caroline Rothwell collects carbon emissions and transforms this soot into delicate drawings of endangered plants.

Temple named a “green college” by the Princeton Review

May 14

Temple has been recognized by the Princeton Review as one of the 353 most environmentally responsible world-class colleges.

Bike sharing arrives in Philly and at Temple

April 23

It is about to get easier—and healthier—for Temple students, faculty and staff to get around campus and the city.

Students design tiny house for Temple garden

February 26

In the Office of Sustainability's recent Student Design Charrette, the stakes were high. And the competition specifications were so, so small.

Student-run café serves affordable local food

February 18

On Feb. 5, students, faculty and staff lined up in Ritter Annex, eagerly waiting to scoop up house-made hummus with organic carrots or to dig into a salad of locally

Students use Temple’s Sustainability Certificate to achieve diverse career goals

October 29

When Meredith Thomas, Class of 2014, completes her degree in journalism at Temple University this December, she will embark on a career path centered on helping make the

Bike Surplus Program offers affordable bikes to Temple students

September 29

For the many Temple University students living on or near campus, biking to class has become a popular means of transportation.

Student Center introduces new composting station

September 24

When Morgan Nemtuda, College of Engineering, Class of 2016, became involved with Students for Environmental Action (SEA) in 2012, the organization was already working to

Center for Sustainable Communities to help green Philly neighborhoods

July 10

Temple University Ambler students will soon be equipped to help Philadelphia neighborhoods become more sustainable, thanks to a grant from the Wells Fargo Foundation.

Temple named one of the Princeton Review’s ‘Green Colleges’

April 24

The Princeton Review has named Temple University one of the 332 most environmentally responsible colleges in the U.S. and Canada.

Temple Made: Rachel and Sarah Stanton

February 17

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Temple and Community Energy to celebrate completion of solar project

January 20

Temple students, faculty and staff are invited to join Temple and Community Energy Inc. (CEI) officials to ceremoniously "flip the switch" on a new, 63-kilowatt solar

Solar panels to be installed on roof of Edberg-Olson Hall

October 04

Demonstrating the university's ongoing commitment to sustainability and renewable energy, Temple has entered into a solar project partnership with Community Energy Inc.

Improving eating habits is aim of health-focused community garden

September 06

A group of children gathered around a flower bed filled with fresh marigold blossoms to watch worker bees buzz from one flower to the next.

Recycling program expands to accept additional plastics

August 25

As classes get underway, students and staff are retuning to changes in the university's recycling program.

Army Corps, FEMA will discuss Sandy recovery at EarthFest

April 16

In the wake of the devastation wrought by Superstorm Sandy last October, the U.S. Army Corps and the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) have been working with