The Temple Community Gateway is located at 1509 Cecil B. Moore Ave. on the fourth floor of the Entertainment and Community Education Center, and offers on-site and in-person guidance to access services and resources, including job training and placement, summer programs, youth education, adult education, mental health, healthcare, small business development, financial resources, and art and music programs.

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Temple University completed dozens of recommendations from a 131-page public safety audit that was released two years ago.

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Temple is one of 15 higher education institutions in the commonwealth to be designated a PA CARES campus thanks to its mental health and suicide prevention and postvention resources and services.

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Temple has embarked on a Strategic Plan refresh that will allow the university to reassess its current goals and strengthen its commitments.

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The Temple Promise program is open to first-year, full-time undergraduate students from Philadelphia whose families adjusted gross income is $65,000 or less.

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A partnership between Temple University, the School District of Philadelphia and Heights Philadelphia, the Temple Future Scholars program will initially launch with 120 students, with hopes of expanding to 200 in each ensuing year.

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Temple is offering full-time employees a free subscription to the Calm Health app.

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TUJ is the oldest and largest American university in Japan.

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The new Direct-TU One Stop Student Services Center has opened on the ground floor of Carnell Hall.

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The student success ambassador program, created by the Division of Enrollment Management, offers peer support to first-year students as they transition to Temple.

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