Fall 2020 in pictures
Here's a look at what's been happening on campus this semester.
This semester presented us with challenges never seen before. But, as Owls, we persevered— overcoming obstacles and adapting to new ways of living and learning while following necessary health and safety precautions.
Although the majority of classes this semester were moved online, some courses deemed essential continued to allow students to meet in person to rehearse music and dance together, paint in studio spaces, perform science research in labs, and engage in real-world learning—while wearing face masks and practicing physical distancing. As well, with the number of COVID-19 cases among our community remaining low, students living on and near campus were able to take advantage of many opportunities to use Temple’s array of world-class resources and facilities.
In this photo gallery, get an insider’s view of students meeting and studying in de-densified spaces, socializing in small groups, and maintaining six feet of distance from others when working out or hanging out.
The food pad adjacent to the TECH Center is always a great place to grab lunch and catch up with friends.
The food pad adjacent to the TECH Center is always a great place to grab lunch and catch up with friends.
TV production and film classes afford students the opportunity to gain hands-on experience.
TV production and film classes afford students the opportunity to gain hands-on experience.
In chemistry labs and engineering classes, students conduct experiments and share observations and findings with partners.
In chemistry labs and engineering classes, students conduct experiments and share observations and findings with partners.
In an athletic training course, students practice interacting with patients in an environment that simulates a real clinic.
In an athletic training course, students practice interacting with patients in an environment that simulates a real clinic.
At the Tyler School of Art and Architecture, students seen in studios and classrooms prepare a silk screen, solder metal for a piece of jewelry, blow glass, paint on canvases and set up lighting for a photo shoot.
At the Tyler School of Art and Architecture, students seen in studios and classrooms prepare a silk screen, solder metal for a piece of jewelry, blow glass, paint on canvases and set up lighting for a photo shoot.
Whether gathering in small groups on the lawn in front of Paley, studying for exams at the TECH Center or skateboarding along 13th Street, Owls are making the most of their access to Temple’s grounds and facilities.
Whether gathering in small groups on the lawn in front of Paley, studying for exams at the TECH Center or skateboarding along 13th Street, Owls are making the most of their access to Temple’s grounds and facilities.
In modern dance and ballet classes, students continue honing their skills and practicing their technique.
In modern dance and ballet classes, students continue honing their skills and practicing their technique.
In a horticulture course, students explore ways to identify woody plants, determine their appropriate use in landscaping and study the influence of plants on society. ce of horticulture and plants on the culture of society.
In a horticulture course, students explore ways to identify woody plants, determine their appropriate use in landscaping and study the influence of plants on society. ce of horticulture and plants on the culture of society.
Students stay active using cable stations, machine circuits, step mills and treadmills at the IBC Student Recreation Center, in addition to getting in some laps at Pearson Hall’s 25-yard pool.
Students stay active using cable stations, machine circuits, step mills and treadmills at the IBC Student Recreation Center, in addition to getting in some laps at Pearson Hall’s 25-yard pool.
Boyer’s jazz band and symphony orchestra never miss a chance to rehearse together.
Boyer’s jazz band and symphony orchestra never miss a chance to rehearse together.
Dining services at Morgan Hall offer a full menu of to-go meals, prepared with transportability in mind.
Dining services at Morgan Hall offer a full menu of to-go meals, prepared with transportability in mind.
In Charles Library, students study alone and in small groups, check out books, seek help from librarians and grab a cup of coffee at Stella’s cafe.
In Charles Library, students study alone and in small groups, check out books, seek help from librarians and grab a cup of coffee at Stella’s cafe.
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