Temple University - Templar Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Time Out for Nails! Sarah Milliron and Ally Marsh The Newly renovated Cafeteria Students working hard in th 1300 computer lab. Shedding students 15“' | sw 5 Today' @ 730p Gotta love RA programs! 15. out in 1300 Can't forget Jeffr about E nes! mira All historical photos from Templar archives F° )

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Living in the city attracts many students to Temple University each year. Luckily, with six residence halls right on-campus, students have the opportunity to live in a colorful and and only a few steps away from their classes. Peabody and Johnson Hardwick halls are freshman dorms, well known for their sta communal living styles. Students living here have more opportunity to meet people on thei I feel like I wouldn't have met have the people I'm friends with if I had lived in a differeny [with suite style rooms], said freshman Lane Ackerman. 1940 and White Hall are freshman and sophmore residence halls known for their rooms. The location of 1940 and White Hall are what students find convenient about them I like that its [1940] right in the middle of everything, said freshman Val Rubinsky. Hall is on the edge of campus, but freshman Rosie Falco said she likes living at White Hall because its so close to the cafeteria at Johnson and Hardwick and the Rite Aid is right across street. While most upper classmen choose to find housing off-campus in apartments and houses, some upper classmen take the opportunity to live at Temple Towers or 1300. The Temple Towers accommodates upper classmen and transfer students. As all residence halls. 1300 has a fitness room, computer lab, and TV lounge, but what many students find to be the most unique about 1 nn ic the mrw nnmnm ctnro Innatnrt in thn hacpmpnl

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One of the many good things about Temple is multiple opportunities for students to take part in on-campus events during the night. When the sun sets for the rest of the world, Temple University remains lit, not only by the light on campus but also the energy of its students. For some students, a typical night involves long hours of studying at the Tech Center, or quiet time at the ever-so-popular Starbucks. For those who do not like the long lines at the Starbucks at the Tech Center, they can now buy their favorite espresso at the Starbucks on Broad St! Students who prefer to take a break from the course load may opt to enjoy some play time at the Game Room, shooting pool, playing poker, or getting a work out on the DDR. Other students might grab a bite to eat at Maxis and partake in karaoke night, or meet with friends at the Draught Horse. Whether it be the movies, free food, or shopping and dining on Avenue North, there is something for everyone to do A- on Temple’s Campus. - Tekara Gainey Photo by Tekara [a Gaine' lo by Tekara Gaine;