Temple University - Templar Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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where on cnmpus? H! MSI SPOTS B D Living and going 10 school in the city may leave students in an environment short on greenery, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t enjoyable places to unwind on campus. At Temple, students enjoy spending time outdoors as often as they can, enjoying their free time at an array of places in between classes. No matter where they an- on campus, students feel that tliey can always find a spot outdoors. “I like to sit on the Tyler lawn when tlx- weather is nice,” said Jessica Breincr, a junior. Tm an engineering major, so it’s located really close to the building” The university also does its part to provide great hang-out spots for students all around campus, particularly with the addition of a colorful arrangement of lounge chairs and the TU Big Chairs just last year. Despite these new additions, some students feel that a simple table docs the job just fine. “My favorite plate to hang out on campus is among the picnic tables lining Palcy library along 12th St. It’s a great way to sit outside, where it’s not overly crowded and populated, and enjoy good weather,” said lily Fronden, a senior communications major. “Temple has a great college fed even though it’s located in the middle of the city.” With socializing usually conies food. Students love to catdi up with friends and grab a bite to eat at souk of tlx- many kications around camjMK. “I like how Temple has a wide variety of places to cat and hang out,” said Meghan Green, a junior speech language hearing science major “My favorite jJacc to eat is Qdd a because I love all Mexican food, and it’s located right on Broad Street, where I frequent often.” “Usually when 1 socialize with friends, we go out to eat,” said Katie O’Brien, a senior anthro|X logy major. “I love grabbing pizza at City View because it is so conveniently located dose to my apartment, is inexpensive, and offers a variety of food for when I’m hungry late at night.” Whctltcr it's students sitting outside strumming guitars, or organizations canning for charity, there is always something going on around campus and a spot where you can take it all in. MAURA IJKJIKRMAN