[node:video]Senior students from George Washington Carver High School of Engineering and Science lined up toward the back of the Temple Performing Arts Center just moments before their graduation earlier this month. Their excitement was evident by their smiles, and for many of these students, the setting will soon become familiar when they begin their studies as Temple
[node:video]As Temple Police Officer Jesse Camponelli walked with his partner, K-9 Falko, around the Liacouras Center on a recent Friday morning, he said he’s looking forward to a busy three days of Commencement.“It will be all hands on deck,” Camponelli said. “There’s always big crowds and a lot of traffic, but that’s why we’re here, to make it as smooth as possible,”
Members of Temple University’s Department of Public Safety, along with members of Temple’s men’s crew team, the Delta Mu chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority and other student organizations came together last week to clean out and begin to rebuild an old greenhouse outside of George Washington Carver High School of Engineering and Science.“These students deserve a new
Temple’s Department of Public Safety doesn’t rest while more than 30,000 students, staff and faculty enjoy winter break. Temple’s police officers, detectives, dispatchers and security officers remain on the Main, Ambler, and the Health Sciences Center campuses, working at all hours to protect the campuses and the surrounding North Philadelphia community. “When the students go
Temple’s Department of Public Safety welcomed its newest police officers at a swearing-in ceremony held at the Temple Performing Arts Center on Tuesday.“Police officers Khaleef Fields and Meagan Owen will serve the Temple and north Philadelphia community well,” said Vice President for Public Safety Jennifer Griffin. “We’re proud to have them join our public safety team.