Temple University - Templar Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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The Center City campus is a hot spot for adults going back to school. Located in Center City, Philadelphia, it is a great campus for people who love to be in the city and take classes at night. The school houses undergraduate courses, graduate courses, and programs such as The Real Estate Institute. It is also equipped with a computer center and bookstore to help students right in the building. - Christina Desanto 18 Photographs by Tracy Galloway

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Temple University's Main Campus is home to the majority of Temple students. They learn, study, and have fun while on campus. The campus sits in the heart of Philadelphia so that the students have the chance to explore all that Philadelphia has to offer. Known as one of the most diverse campuses in the nation, Temple houses more than ten thousand students from countries all over the world and the United States. Such diversity gives students a chance to explore each other's cultures and learn more about each other. The main campus is constantly adding new buildings such as the Tyler School of Art building and the new Fox School of Business. Whether students commute or live on campus, they find a way to enjoy all Temple has to offer. - Christina Desanto A banner hanging on Broad Street Friends eat lunch outside the Tech Center Lauren Garzillo and Tim Horlacher 17

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Maddie Hewitt The Tyler School of Art campus, situated in Elkins Park, is where I Temple artists are born. All of the art I majors reside on this campus except B for architecture students. Students learn to be creative while making masterpieces. Sophomore T. Rachel Ignotofsky designed the school bus that transported students back and forth between the Main and Tyler campuses. The Tyler campus moved onto the main campus midway trhough the year, so a shuttle was provided until the new facility was opened. A brand new art school was built for Tyler right on Main Campus with 40% more space then the Elkins Park campus. This will further unite all Temple students and allow even more students to take in the breathtaking artwork produced by Tyler students. - Christina Desanto l Photographs by Tracy Galloway