Stress Anxiety Depression Symptoms from these issues can range from simply distracting to crippling Mt Airy artist Yinka Orafidiya turned to ceramics to help her cope when she felt depression sink.

Topaz Jones is a on a mission to put Montclair, New Jersey on the map. He’s part of the lifestyle brand Tastemakers NJ, which includes Temple's own Phil Meyer. The collective, all from the same area of Jersey, is making its mark on fashion and music across a network of universities and cities. While the members have distinct identities as artists, they all live under the influence of Jersey life and 90's music and style.

I still remember the first time I was walking down Chestnut in Old City and a tall bronze Buddha caught the corner of my eye through slightly cracked blinds. I immediately wondered what was behind the dark doors and large windows, but in my jeans and t-shirt I didn't dare enter. Fast forward two years, and I finally had a seat at Buddakan's table for Philadelphia's Center City Restaurant Week (and the crowd cheers).

The logo for the BDS movementThere’s much more to campus life than classes and parties: college is a fundamental time to question beliefs and develop social consciousness. The college campus has always been an incubator for change and a battleground for political debate. Students exceptionally passionate about socio-political issues may take the route of college activism; that is, four years full of lectures, protests, documentary screenings – and yes – bake sales.

Wissahickon Village Cohousing hopes to build a community where neighbors share more than just a cup of coffee or borrow some sugar. The plan is on the drawing board now, but local residents hope to...

I’ve had recent discussions with friends about unified and politicized expression and fashion. Despite the fact that I do think a more uniform aesthetic could help social movements in the US right now, it’s important to note that people protesting are never viewed as civilized. MLK proved that you could wear a three-piece suite and practice non-violence and still be the number one enemy of the state.

Today's guest post comes to us from Temple University graduate, . Michelle is a freelance journalist who recently visited the Aida Refugee Camp in Israel. Her experience gave her a unique perspective on the turmoil surrounding the Israeli/Palestinian conflict. During the summer, most Americans probably took vague notice that peace negotiations resumed in the Middle East.

If you haven't heard the name Jerrod Carmichael yet, we guarantee you will soon. And then you won't forget it. But Carmichael didn't just stumble upon success. He's been grinding in LA comedy clubs for the past six years. Whatever it is, Carmichael's voice refreshingly echoes the realities of our time and isn't afraid to challenge audiences.