Never shying away from technology, Temple alumna Angel Johnson is helping pioneer a financial revolution for Black & Brown communities.

As a Black, Nigerian, and Muslim woman, social justice and advocacy are embedded in Hafeezat Bishi.

 Here are some book recommendations from REFINE to get you through quarantine.

Consider this your TSG presidential candidate cheat sheet.

TSG presidential candidates of ListenTU and BloomTU went head-to-head on Facebook Live to debate issues like partial tuition reimbursement, divestment in fossil fuels, and inclusion.

Finals season is over and the holidays have just begun! REFINE’s staff is back with recommendations for fun gifts to receive and give. Thank us later!

It’s more than the beanie. Here’s a quick look into Temple’s Love Your Melon campus crew.

Creating a “new normal,” The Minority Voices Project puts the diversity narrative back in the hands of minorities.

Marginalized students find themselves having to work a lot harder than their privileged counterparts in order to get the same opportunities, and the effects show on Temple University students and alumni.

Call + Response Journal is making the art and creative writing scene accessible for creatives of color by eliminating submission fees and tearing down the often biased selection process.

REFINE Treasurer, Jaycie Hricak, reflects on her time volunteering at North Central Victim Services.

New and returning students share their first impressions and excitement for Temple’s latest architectural addition.

Low-maintenance, but high-quality plants that’ll have you rushing to the nearest garden center.

Ari Aster's latest film draws on the tropes and symbols of horror classics to chronicle the end of a relationship.

College is the best four years of your life, right? Jaycie Hricak thinks quite the opposite.