Baby on Broad: Mom, daughter reunite with Temple officers who helped with delivery 10 years ago

By AZIZA SHULER, JIM MCHUGH

More than half of all calls that Temple University police officers respond to are off campus and actually do not involve students. Ten years ago,...

What Genetic Testing Can Tell You About Your Heart Health

By Julia Ries

Genetic testing has also helped scientists develop drugs that target genetic variants and curtail their health effects, Dr. Glenn Gerhard, chair...

Your holiday savings guide

According to Sheri Lambert, of the Fox School of Business, shoppers are stretching their buck jumping on sales when they see them and stashing...

Russia Loses The Influence Of Its Loyalists In Japan

By David Sadler

And the misguided Ukrainian policy towards Russia. However, these voices have recently begun to decline, according to James Brown, political...

Taylor Swift fans who experienced 'post-concert amnesia' may have better luck at her movie, experts say

By Dr. Jade Cobern

“Thinking back on it, I don’t have any one specific memory I can recall, it’s more like an overall memory of the event,” Danielle Lake-Patterson...

Temple University has paid landlords for more than 300 new cameras and lighting for off-campus student housing

By Susan Snyder

Temple University students have repeatedly said they feel safe on the school’s North Philadelphia campus, where it’s well-lit and covered by...

Temple's education program gets $1M from state to help improve teacher diversity

Temple University is stepping up to help improve the number of teachers and educators of color in Pennsylvania. A study conducted by Philadelphia’...

Temple University to formally name Epps as 13th president

By Hayden Mitman

Though her term as the head of Temple University was brief, school officials note that JoAnne Epps made an impact as acting president of the...

Temple formally names JoAnne Epps the 13th president of Temple University

Temple formally removed the “acting” notation from her title and recognized her as the 13th president of Temple University. 

Temple basketball continues new era under Adam Fisher and Diane Richardson: ‘We have to win our backyard’

By Rymir Vaughn

A new era has begun for Temple basketball. Men’s Head Coach Adam Fisher, women’s Head Coach Diane Richardson and point guard Aleah Nelson spoke...

The flu vaccine works—in a way most people don’t appreciate

By Meghan Bartels

“We tend to take kind of a black-and-white approach to vaccines of ‘if you get vaccinated, it will keep you from getting that particular disease...

Temple University provides update on campus safety initiatives

Temple University continues to work to make the area around its campus safer in the wake of two recent shootings and an increase in burglaries. On...

Pharmacies begin dispensing abortion pills

By ALICE MIRANDA OLLSTEIN and LAUREN GARDNER

Rachel Rebouché, a reproductive health law expert and dean of Temple University’s Beasley School of Law, questioned whether the ongoing legal...

6 months after Temple’s public safety audit: safety measures increases

In the six months since Temple University released its public safety audit, dozens of recommendations have been completed or are in progress....

Experts, officials warn of artificial intelligence challenges ahead of 2024 elections

By Joshua Alburtus

“We have made some pretty big advancements in AI technologies, basically deep learning,” said Subodha Kumar, teaching as the Paul R. Anderson...

Why health care experts are so concerned about fishing boats

By ALICE MIRANDA OLLSTEIN and LAUREN GARDNER

“It’s a longer road to really chipping away at agency discretion and agency expertise to decide what good policy is,” said Rachel Rebouché, a dean...

Temple has unveiled a plan for a new media and performing arts building on Broad Street

By Jake Blumgart

Temple University is planning a sprawling new campus structure to house the Klein College of Media and Communication and the Center for the...

COVID ‘Heightened Deep Inequities,’ Report Shows

By Jessica Blake

A new report from the Hope Center for College, Community and Justice at Temple University explores how students’ college experiences during the...

Philly Power Moves: Temple named a new College of Science and Technology dean

By Sarah Huffman

Temple University announced this summer that Miguel Mostafá would be the new dean for the College of Science and Technology. Mostafá started this...

Millions of people are watching dolls play online. What is going on?

By David Oliver

Kathy Hirsh-Pasek, a psychology and neuroscience professor at Temple University, has grown concerned some of these videos may signal a loss of...

Temple Health lung scans improving health for residents

By Marco Cerino

Patients in Philadelphia are receiving cutting-edge detection of lung cancer and other health problems, thanks to a new low-dose CT scanning...

As flooding increases in the Delaware Valley, hundreds of thousands of at-risk homes are uninsured

By Maia Rosenfeld and Trish Hartman

Benjamin Collier is an associate professor of risk management and insurance at Temple University's Fox School of Business. He said many people don...

1,500 gathered at Temple to remember JoAnne A. Epps. Here’s what some of them had to say.

By Susan Snyder

On the back of the program for JoAnne A. Epps’ funeral service was a Maya Angelou poem: “When great trees fall,” it begins, “rocks on distant...

Sleep anxiety is very real—Here's how to treat it

By ALYSSA JUNG

“As Shakespeare said, ‘troubled minds have troubled sleep,’ and I think vice versa is true, too. If you’re not sleeping well, you won’t feel well...

Hundreds gather to celebrate JoAnne A. Epps, the beloved late Temple University president

By Jordan Levy

Hundreds gathered on Friday to celebrate the life of JoAnne A. Epps, the former Temple University president who died last week at 72. Tributes...