Morgan Hall Dining Center

1940 is a residence hall at Temple University of design similar to it's newer counterpart "1300" located at the south-end of Temple's campus. 1940 typically houses freshman students, and sits on the shopping and food district "Liacouras Walk"

The Blues Babe Foundation, founded by Grammy Award-winning artist Jill Scott, serves as a launchpad for young brilliance in North Philadelphia and Camden. Focused on cultivating academic and artistic success, the foundation provides mentorship, leadership development, and financial support to underserved youth. With programs such as Camp Jill Scott and Clean Up Your Neighborhood, the foundation engages students in grades 4-12 and has awarded over 50 scholarships to help young people achieve their educational goals. Through community initiatives and partnerships, the Blues Babe Foundation is dedicated to making a meaningful impact in the lives of local youth. Generated from the website

Edberg Olson Hall Football Complex in Philadelphia, PA is the esteemed home of the Temple University football program, officially dedicated in December 2000. Designed by AP3C Architects, this state-of-the-art facility underwent a $10 million upgrade in 2012, featuring top-notch amenities such as team and coaches locker rooms, a training room, and a theater-style team meeting room. With a 15,000 square foot expansion, Edberg Olson Hall now boasts a strength and conditioning area, sports medicine office, academic support area, and a team function room. The complex, made possible through a fundraising initiative by the Temple University Owl Club, offers a cutting-edge environment for players, coaches, and staff to excel in their football endeavors. Generated from the website