Temple University

Temple University (pronounced: TEM-puhl yoo-nuh-VUR-si-tee) is a public research university in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It was founded in 1884 by Baptist Minister Russell Conwell.

Etymology

The name "Temple University" is derived from the original location of the school, which was a Baptist Temple. The "University" part of the name signifies its status as an institution of higher learning.

History

Temple University was originally founded as a night school by Russell Conwell, a Baptist Minister, in 1884. It was initially located in the Baptist Temple, a historic church in Philadelphia. The school was incorporated as a university in 1907.

Academics

Temple University offers more than 400 undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs across 17 schools and colleges. Some of the notable schools include the Fox School of Business, the Beasley School of Law, and the Lewis Katz School of Medicine.

Campus

The main campus of Temple University is located in North Philadelphia. It also has several other campuses and sites across Pennsylvania, as well as international campuses in Rome, Italy, and Tokyo, Japan.

Athletics

Temple University's athletic teams, known as the Temple Owls, compete in the American Athletic Conference. The university offers a variety of sports, including football, basketball, and track and field.

Notable Alumni

Temple University has produced a number of notable alumni, including Bill Cosby, Bob Saget, and Kunal Nayyar.

External links

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