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

Temple Made: Denise Racquel Snook

February 18

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Varied gardens at Ambler Arboretum are a resource for learning and tranquility

August 22

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Philadelphia learns how to ThinkBike from the Dutch

June 20

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Portable gardens are growth opportunity for Temple senior

June 04

How does an urban-dwelling vegan quench his desire for home-grown vegetables? By building a portable garden on wheels, of course.

Landscape architecture standout leads by example

May 04

For her fifth grade yearbook, Diana Fernandez was asked an important question: "What do you want to be when you grow up?" It didn't take her long to come up with an

In work, in life, Ambler grad walks the talk of sustainability

May 03

For Temple community and regional planning master's degree student Julia McCabe, sustainablity is part of everything she does in her life — from school to work to family.

Hands-on lecture focuses on canning and jamming preserves

April 11

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Researchers seek efficient, cost-effective renewable energy solutions

March 29

[node:slideshow]Since the first Earth Day was held on April 22, 1970, the United States has slowly tried to wean itself off of traditional, fossil fuel-based methods of

RecycleMania returns to Temple

January 23

Ok, recyclemaniacs, it's time to pitch in again — to pitch in your bottles, cans and paper, that is.

Dreaming of a Green Christmas

December 20

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Office of Sustainability

News

Bike Surplus Program offers affordable bikes to Temple students

Student Center introduces new composting station

Center for Sustainable Communities to help green Philly neighborhoods

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

Temple Made: Rachel and Sarah Stanton

Temple and Community Energy to celebrate completion of solar project

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

Improving eating habits is aim of health-focused community garden

Recycling program expands to accept additional plastics

Army Corps, FEMA will discuss Sandy recovery at EarthFest

Temple Made: Denise Racquel Snook

Varied gardens at Ambler Arboretum are a resource for learning and tranquility

Philadelphia learns how to ThinkBike from the Dutch

Portable gardens are growth opportunity for Temple senior

Landscape architecture standout leads by example

In work, in life, Ambler grad walks the talk of sustainability

Hands-on lecture focuses on canning and jamming preserves

Researchers seek efficient, cost-effective renewable energy solutions

RecycleMania returns to Temple

Dreaming of a Green Christmas