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Philly deserves better schools. Temple is all in.
By Monika Williams Shealey
So, here’s my pledge to Philadelphia, and to its public schools: At Temple, we are all in.
Temple's Diamond Marching Band will perform in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
By Nina Baratti
Temple University’s Diamond Marching Band members found out Sunday they’ll be marching in one of the biggest holiday parades in the country—the...
Meet the Springfield parents that got YouTube banned at middle school lunch
By Maddie Hanna
Sue-Im Lee—an English professor at Temple University who has a child entering eighth grade, and another who just graduated—the omnipresence of...
Philadelphia police welcome over 20 new officers sworn in during ceremony at Temple University
The Philadelphia police force just got a little bigger. Two dozen cadets graduated from the police academy on Friday. They're a welcomed addition...
Temple’s Class of 2028 is the most diverse in school’s history
By Stephen Williams
Gregory Mandel, Temple provost, welcomed the students, faculty, staff and university leadership at Convocation at the Liacouras Center. “We can’t...
Temple professor Liz Moore opens up about her new book, 'The God of The Woods,' on 'The Tonight Show'
By Michaela Althouse
Author Liz Moore recalled attending a summer camp in the Adirondack mountains in New York during an appearance Tuesday on The Tonight Show...
Freshmen excited to move in at Temple University this week
Thousands of first year students are gearing up for dorm life as they move into Temple University this week. The university is starting the year...
Temple University welcomes one of its largest classes on Move-In Day
By Rachel Moore
While unloading pillows, a desk mirror, plants and even a weighted hula-hoop, the Vadher parents are two of hundreds who are helping their Temple...
Hundreds of former UArts students begin new academic careers at Temple University
By Sharifa Jackson
North Broad Street was buzzing, once again, with college students on Tuesday after a long summer away. The Action Cam was there as students made...
Japan LDP at crossroads with Kishida’s impending exit—can opposition take advantage?
By Julian Ryall
“Kishida has been struggling badly in public opinion polls for some time, and it was clear that he was under pressure, but the timing of this...
As Drexel undergoes a presidential transition, its leaders outline plans and problems to overcome
By Susan Snyder and Harold Brubaker
It’s not the first time that John A. Fry and Denis P. O’Brien will be passing the leadership baton.
The two worked together in 2016 when...
Inflation is cooling. Here’s what a Temple professor says you should do now.
By Erin McCarthy
“It doesn’t mean spend more,” said Wayne W. Williams, associate professor of accounting at Temple University’s Fox School of Business, noting that...
Japan’s embattled PM had a cruel summer – it ends with his exit
By Shaimaa Khalil
“People are so tired now,” Hiromi Murakami, a political science professor at Japan’s Temple University, said weeks before Mr. Kishida decided to...
Philly-based influencers weigh in on their rise in political clout
WHYY’s Studio 2 spoke with two Philly-based influencers on different sides of the political aisle: Kory Aversa, a publicist and content...
K9 Falko warming hearts at Temple University Hospital
By Tom Kretschmer
Temple Police Department’s K9 Falko is a beloved face on the school’s campus. Now, workers at the university’s hospital also can't get enough of...
Incoming Temple University President John Fry joins Inside Story
Action News anchor Matt O’Donnell welcomed newsmaker John Fry, the incoming president of Temple University, to discuss why Fry is making the move...
Temple Katz School of Medicine signs agreement to open Central Pennsylvania campus
By Ryan Mulligan
WellSpan put out a request for proposals a few years ago to secure a medical school partner, according to Marjorie Joy Katz Dean Amy Goldberg....
Temple’s medical school is adding a second regional campus in central Pa.
By Alison McCook
Temple University announced Thursday that it was opening a regional campus for its medical school in York County, roughly 100 miles west of...
How Philly area hospitals are dealing with a national shortage of blood culture bottles
By Alan Yu
Other hospitals in the region also have to make difficult decisions during the shortage. “They’re never easy; if they’re easy, we would have them...
Nebraska, Ohio State, Alabama raise NIL funds at football practice through fan admission, autographs
By ERIC OLSON
Temple University Associate Professor Thilo Kunkel, who researches NIL’s impact on college sports, said opening practices for a price is a...
For Temple football players, being in College Football 25 is reality
By Santiago Ortiz
There has been tons of hype around the new College Football 25 video game. Formerly known as NCAA Football, it was a fan...
Workers and business owners are leaning into Generative AI. Here’s how.
By Gene Marks
Hannah Joseph, who works as a research assistant at Temple University’s Integrative Ecology Lab, has used ChatGPT to help her undergraduate...
What your teen actually wants you to do when they are upset
By Madeline Holcombe
Social media and other screen-based entertainment often is talked about in terms of the risks, but “the potential benefits of social media to a...
Combining breakthrough weight-loss drugs with bariatric surgery for lasting results
By Peter Key
That’s why Rohit Soans, medical director of bariatric surgery at Temple University Hospital, thinks their greatest promise lies in how they can...
Should I Go to the Doctor for a Cold or the Flu?
By Laurel Leicht
Cold and flu symptoms often overlap, but there are some distinguishing factors. Colds are caused by a group of viruses known as rhinoviruses,...
‘TikTok, do your thing’: Why are young people scared to make first move?
By Alyssa Goldberg
Social anxiety may be on the rise among adolescents, according to Johanna Jarco, an assistant professor of psychology and neuroscience at Temple...