Art Wolk (class of 1970) had his second book, “Bulb Forcing for Beginners and the Seriously Smitten,” published on 1/1/2012. It has received universal acclaim from reviewers and renowned garden writers and was given a “highly recommended” review from “Library Journal. Aside from the text, Wolk also took the 350 full-color photos. His first book, [...]

The College of Liberal Arts Alumni Association hosted a private tour and reception at Yards Brewery, Pennsylvania’s first 100 percent wind-powered brewery. In addition to tasting favorites like Love Stout and Philadelphia Pale Ale, guests were treated to a presentation by the Department of Geography and Urban Studies’s own Dr. Carolyn Adams. Dr. Adams was [...]

Join us for a private CLA alumni tour of one of the region’s most popular breweries! Taste Yards favorites like Love Stout and Philadelphia Pale Ale and enjoy hors d’oeuvres as you tour Pennsylvania’s first 100 percent wind-powered brewery. Redevelopment Brewing on the Waterfront The Department of Geography and Urban Studies’s own Dr. Carolyn Adams [...]

The CLA Alumni Association (CLAA) sponsored its annual basketball lunch event on Saturday, February 18. Alumni and their family cheered the Owls to a decisive 78-59 victory over the Duquesne Dukes. Guests were also treated to an appearance by Hooter the Owl, who was celebrating his birthday on Saturday. For information on upcoming alumni events [...]

The CLA Alumni Association (CLAAA) held its annual “Night at the Phillies” event on Friday June 24th. CLAAA hosted a sold-out crowd of alumni eager to cheer on the Phillies, who defeated the Oakland Athletics, 1-0. Guests enjoyed drink specials and appetizers at McFadden’s before the game.

The College of Liberal Arts Alumni Association invites our alumni to cheer on the Philadelphia Phillies as they take on the Oakland Athletics on Friday, June 24 at 7 p.m. at Citizens Bank Park. Don’t delay — RSVP today!

The Temple University Black Alumni Alliance welcomes alumni to the African American Museum in downtown Philadelphia on Saturday, May 21, beginning 11:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. Owls will enjoy a a guided tour of the museum and its exhibits, as well as take part in the family fun day activity, “Free to Create,” where children can draw [...]

President Barack Obama recently announced pending appointments to the President’s Committee for People with Intellection Disabilities. Among the appointees was Deborah M. Spitalnik, who earned her Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from the College of Liberal Arts in 1982.

In a triumph over soggy weather, more than 1,000 Owls converged on Temple’s Philadelphia campuses the weekend of April 15, making this year’s Alumni Weekend an enormous success.

Over a three-day period, alumni returned for tours, lectures, exhibitions, plays, concerts and parties, making the event the largest on-campus gathering of the Temple community for a non-athletic event in the university’s history.

The CLA Alumni Association recently continued its tour series of Philadelphia landmarks, hosting nearly 100 alumni at the city’s Masonic Temple. Guests were treated to a reception, guided tour, and brief lecture held by Dr. Seth Bruggeman, assistant professor of History and American Studies. Dr. Bruggeman is also the coordinator of the college’s Center for Public History, giving alumni special insight into the building’s historic nature.