Japan's Ishiba heads to G7 to press Trump to drop auto tariffs

By Tim Kelly

 Returning to Tokyo with no deal would be better politically than conceding too much, analysts say. “If it goes badly, it could even be seen as a...

Where the Ultrarich Are Flocking: The Surprising Reasons Behind Their Moves

By Isabel O'Brien

In a press release for the report, Peter J. Spiro, a professor at Temple University Law School, said that “more Americans are confronting a stark...

NJ man celebrating first Father's Day after life-changing surgery

By Crystal Cranmore

After they turned to Temple University for help, doctors say chronic thrombo-embolic pulmonary hypertension or CTEPH was causing recurring blood...

Ex-Ukrainian Ambassador Sergiy Korsunsky to Join Temple University’s Japan Campus as Special Advisor to Dean

By The Yomiuri Shimbun

Temple University’s Japan campus will appoint Sergiy Korsunsky, Ukraine’s former ambassador to Japan, as a distinguished global scholar and...

A portrait taken in North Philly in the 1980s reconnects poet with cherished memories of her own beloved father

By Kimmika Williams-Witherspoon 

To celebrate Father’s Day, The Conversation U.S. asked Philadelphia anthropologist, playwright and poetic ethnographer Kimmika Williams-...

South Korea’s ties with Japan face new test after ex-forced labourer wins suit

By Julian Ryall

Both countries had been “at loggerheads” since the 2018 ruling by the South Korean Supreme Court that granted victims or their descendants the...

Management experts grade Musk's explosive breakup with Trump: A 'tragic mistake'

By Amanda Hoover

 DOGE has proved “unsuccessful” up to this point, and is so far a “failed venture" for Musk and for the government, says Subodha Kumar, a...

Bucks County man receives a breath of fresh air after double lung transplant

By Nick Iadonisi

 It’s thanks to professionals at Temple University Hospital who helped him through a double lung transplant. “It’s his spirit, I think, that drove...

Best Business Credit Cards with Rewards

By John Kiernan

Susan Feinberg, retired associate professor, Fox School of Business, Temple University, was featured in WalletHub's article on best business...

U.S. Open offers chance to market Pittsburgh, but economic impact is modest, experts say

By Tom Davidson

Stefan Szymanski is a sports management professor at the University of Michigan, and Michael Leeds is a professor of economics at Temple...

The 1 Thing Gastro Doctors Do When They're Constipated On Vacation

By Julia Ries

 All that change occurring at once can do a number on your digestive tract and make it tough to have a bowel movement, according to Neena Mohan, a...

WHYY News’ Black Men in Media Summit offered glimpse into a changing industry

By Kristen Mosbrucker-Garza

ick Williams of 6abc; Anne-Marie Green of CBS News; Don Bell of CBS Philadelphia; Courtland Bragg of NFL Films; Drew Williams and Jamar Anderson...

Temple hits attendance record at annual Neighborhood Job Fair

By Ashley Green

The 18th annual Neighborhood Job Fair, considered to be Philadelphia’s largest, returned to Temple University on Friday, hitting an attendance...

Can Pope Leo remain a U.S. citizen now that he’s a foreign head of state?

By Russ Bynum

 The core issue is whether foreign leaders should hold American citizenship when they also enjoy broad immunity from U.S. laws, said Peter Spiro,...

Doctors Say This 1 Surprising Habit Can Save Your Life On A Road Trip

By Julia Ries

“Riding in the car for a prolonged uninterrupted period of time in a seated position increases the risk of developing deep vein thrombosis—a kind...

America tops global wealth growth but rich are eyeing opportunities abroad

By Sunainaa Chadha

“More Americans are confronting a stark reality: U.S. citizenship alone no longer feels like a sufficient safeguard. The enduring value of an...

How the Super Bowl Event Became America’s Biggest Cultural Tradition

By Paulius Kundzelevicius

Jennifer Freeman, an advertising expert at Temple University, says this shows a shift in strategy. One reason, according to Bryant Simon, a...

Rich Americans Are Turning to Second Passports To Protect Their Wealth

By Snejana Farberov

Peter J. Spiro, of Temple’s Beasley School of Law, noted that a growing number of Americans are waking up to the fact that U.S. citizenship no...

How one man gummed up NOAA

By ARIANNA SKIBELL

The agency relies on a significant number of contractors who provide an array of services, from maintaining critical weather satellites to...

Women with PAH report struggles with family planning, caregiver needs

“The findings of the studies are significant in that they identify and describe the impact of having PAH in important ways distinct from...

School newspapers thousands of miles apart team up to heal from wildfires

By Hallie Golden

Claire Smith, founding executive director of Temple University’s Sports Media Center, had known Lisa Nehus Saxon since they helped carve out a...

This Philly student lost a brother to gun violence. Now, he’s got a full ride to college — and beyond.

By Kristen A. Graham

George Lane learned how to read when he was 3. An honor roll fixture, he was named student of the month so often in elementary school that...

MOVE bombing 40 years later: For many, Philadelphia hasn't done enough to rectify "unconscionable" act

By Joe Holden

“For all intents and purposes, the city has closed this chapter,” said Linn Washington, a Temple University professor and award-winning journalist...

Jay Bilas shares why the NBA Draft will be completely different after this year: "I happen to think this will help the NBA"

By Jan Rey T. Obguia

According to Thilo Kunkel, an associate professor at Temple University, the court “ruled that the NCAA’s restrictions on providing college...

Temple students from North Philly whose tuitions were fully paid graduate in inaugural class of scholars

By Zoe Greenberg

Sa’Dasia Jordan grew up immersed in the world of Temple University, but never thought too much about the college. Raised in North Philadelphia,...