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– Walking-tour stop – SEPTA Regional Rail & 11th ST. – Police station CAMPUS MAP MARVINE DIAMOND ST. – Parking ST. 10th – Dining options

ST. 12th ALDER

ST. ST. 55A CAMAC

55 ST. 58 1. 1300 Residence Hall 31. Gladfelter Hall (social sciences) B6, C6 55B (student housing) E6, F6–7 13th DIAMOND 32. Hardwick Hall STREET NORRIS ST. LOT ST. 2. 1700 N. Broad St. E4, F4–5 (student housing/dining) B2, C2

39 10th PARK TYLER 3. 1810 Liacouras Walk D4–5 33. Johnson Hall (student housing) C2–3 LOT 26 ST. AVE. 61 34 4. 1940 Residence Hall 34. Kardon Building (privately WATTS 9 WARNOCK 7 (student housing) C3 developed housing) B8 66 ST. 5. Alter Hall (business) D5 35. Klein Hall (law) E4–5 BROAD ST. 31 ST. 32 LIACOURAS WALK 44 49 6. Anderson Hall (humanities) C6 36. The E3, F4 6 7. Annenberg Hall 36A. Esther Boyer Theater E4 BERKS ST. 10 CARLISLE 33 59 (media and communication/ 36B. Independence Blue Cross 15 16 lm and media arts) B3 Recreation Center F4 DIAMOND ST. ST. 8. Aramark STAR (Student Training and 37. Mitten Hall (Diamond Club) D3 Lorem MONTGOMERYAVENUE 15th Recreation) Complex ips PARKING E2–3 38. Mitchell and Hilarie Morgan Hall ST. 19 GARAGE 9. Architecture Building B3–4 (student housing/food court) E5, F5–6 Atlantic Terminal (privately developed 39. Newman Center (Catholic center) B1–2 22 14 28 10. 4 POLETT WALK 65 housing) C8 40. O’Connor Plaza/Founder’s Garden Avenue North complex D4–5 42 MONTGOMERY AVE. 11. F4–5 BEASLEY'S 50 62 WALK 11A. The Edge at Avenue North 41. Oxford Village (privately developed

FONTAIN ST. JOHNNY 10th (privately developed housing) F4, G4 48 RING 40 ST. TERRACE housing) F4–5 42. Samuel L. Paley Library C5, D5 24 18 PAGE ST. 37 11B. The Shops at Avenue North F5 60 43. Pearson and McGonigle Halls E3–4 17A 11C. Temple University Fitness SAND 53 52 44. Presser Hall (music) B4, C4 TENNIS 12th (second floor) F5 VOLLEYBALL COURTS 56 NORRIS ST. ST. AVE. Public Safety Station 51 5 11th 12. Barrack Hall (law) D4 45. F3–4 63 ST. 13. Beech International Village 46. Ritter Complex (education) D5, E5–6 BROAD ST. 12 CECIL B. MOORE 29A 29 (privately developed housing) F3–G3 46A. Ritter Hall Annex/ 20 Kiva Auditorium E6 3 LIACOURAS WALK 14. Bell Tower/Lenfest Circle C5 13th 46B. Walk Auditorium E5–6 30 Beury Hall ST. 15. (geology and chemistry) C4 15th STREETLOT 23 47. Rock Hall E5 46 29B 16. Biology-Life Sciences Building C5 64 48. Edward H. Rosen Hillel Center 43 35 LOT 46B CECIL B. MOORE 17. Campus Police Substations for Jewish Life D1–2 17A. Center Station D4 49. Science Education and MARVINE Morgan Hall Station E6 57 OXFORD ST. 17B. Research Center C5–6 46A Campus Safety Services 18. 50. The Shops on Liacouras Walk C3, D4 ST. Administration D6–7 51. Shusterman Hall D4 16th 47 BERKS ST. 36A 12th 19. Campus Safety Services ST. 8 52. Speakman Hall (sport, tourism and ST. Security Station C7 hospitality management) D5 36 20. Carnell Hall D4 53. Sullivan Hall (administration) D4 17B 1 21. Cecil B. Moore Subway Station and 2 21A 38 Plaza (SEPTA) E5, F5 54. Leon H. Sullivan Human Services Center 21A. North entrance E5 (international a airs) G8 21B 55. Susquehanna-Dauphin Subway LIACOURAS 21B. South entrance F5 CENTER 36B Station (SEPTA) B1 VISITORS Charles Library PARKING 22. (under construction) C4 11C BROAD ST. OXFORD ST. 55A. North entrance B1 23. Conwell Hall (undergraduate MONTGOMERY AVE. 27 admissions) D4, E4 55B. South entrance B1 24. Conwell Inn D4 56. Temple Performing Arts Center D3–4 45 11A 11B 25. Edberg-Olson Football 57. Temple Towers (student housing) E7 Practice Facility A5 58. Temple University Regional Rail Station (SEPTA) B7–8 13 TO CENTER CITY 26. Building B5 AVE. 41 27. Entertainment and Community 59. Tomlinson Theater C3

CARLISLE JEFFERSON ST. Education Center (home of WRTI) F3–4 60. Tuttleman Learning Center D5–6 CECIL B. MOORE SYDENHAM 28. Food stands C6 61. Tyler School of Art B4 ST. 29. Howard Gittis Student Center D6, E6 62. University Village (privately

ST. 29A. Student Center North/ developed housing) C9 41 bookstore and food court 63. Wachman Hall (computer science/ 16th 54 [includes Diamond Dollars mathematics) D4 ST. WILLINGTON NEXTSTOP.TEMPLE.EDU o•ce (student ID cards)] D6 64. Weiss Hall (psychology) E6 15th 29B. Student Center South D6, E6 65. Welcome Center/TECH Center C6–7 ST. ST. OXFORD ST. MASTER ST. 30. Geasey Outdoor Field Complex 66. James S. White Hall D1–2, E1–2 (student housing) B1 — TEMPLE IN 10 STOPS / SELF-GUIDED WALKING TOUR Red markers correspond with the map on the other side.

1. Welcome Center/TECH Center 4. Temple Performing Arts Center 7. Howard Gittis Student Center 10. Bell Tower/Lenfest Circle Go east on Polett Walk and cross Begin at the Welcome Center, Walk west, make a left onto Broad Head east on Cecil B. Moore Avenue 12th Street to get to the Bell Tower located in the 24-hour TECH Center, Street and walk until you arrive at past 1300 Residence Hall and make a at Lenfest Circle. This area serves boasting 700 workstations; 13 the historic gates that sit between left on 13th Street to get to the Howard as a central meeting and event collaboration rooms; and several the Temple Performing Arts Center— Gittis Student Center. Here, you’ll find space for students. Next to the Bell specialty labs for graphics, video, originally a historic Baptist temple— student organization meeting spaces, Tower is Paley Library, one of the 65 music and more. 56 and Mitten Hall, which houses the 29 a bookstore, a food court, a movie 14 largest university libraries in the university’s Career Center and other theater, postal services and a U.S. Connected to the library is the student services. credit union. 2. Science Education and Research Tuttleman Learning Center, which Center (SERC) is home to the Honors Program, 5. Pearson and McGonigle Halls 8. Alter Hall the Abroad and Overseas Campuses Turn right and walk north on 12th Office, and DIAMONDthe Writing ST. Center. Street, past the campus food stands Cross Broad Street to visit Pearson Make a left on Montgomery Avenue (cuisine from all over the world) and and McGonigle Halls, which have two and turn right on Liacouras Walk to Anderson and Gladfelter halls, which pools and a Così. Nearby are several see Alter Hall, home of the renowned house the humanities and social more athletic and recreation facilities, Fox School of Business. Here you’ll sciences in our College of Liberal such as the Liacouras Center, a venue see the longest elliptical ticker tape at Arts, until you reach SERC. SERC is that hosts NCAA basketball games a U.S. business school. Connected to NORRIS ST.  49 home to 16 teaching labs and several 43 and concerts. 5 Alter is Speakman Hall, which houses research-dedicated spaces. It’s also the School of Sport, Tourism and the greenest building on campus. Hospitality Management. Both halls

BROAD ST. LIACOURAS WALK  6. Morgan Hall feature smart classrooms. POLETT WALK  Continue on Broad Street and turn   3. Tyler School of Art left onto Cecil B. Moore Avenue to see Morgan Hall—the newest residence 9. O’Connor Plaza/Founder’s Garden TH ST. TH ST. TH ST. Continue on 12th Street and turn TH ST. left onto Norris Street to see Tyler hall. It features a 27-story tower with Head north on Liacouras Walk until   School of Art. This building hosts the skyline views, a food court and an you arrive at Founder’s Garden and Temple Contemporary gallery space outside commons. This intersection O’Connor Plaza. Inside Founder’s MONTGOMERY AVE. and studios for students and faculty. also has shops and dining options, Garden, you’ll see a monument  It is also connected to Presser Hall’s as well as entrances to SEPTA’s Broad honoring university Founder 61 practice and performance spaces, as 38 Street Line, which takes you to Center 40 . You can also see BROAD ST. well as recording studios for the Boyer City in minutes. the construction site for the new

College of Music and Dance. Charles Library, as well as the shops  CECIL B. MOORE AVE. and services on Liacouras Walk.

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