The Future of Spinal Surgery: Personalized, Precise, and Powered by Robotics

Theresa Pazionis, a board-certified, fellowship-trained spine surgeon at Temple University Hospital and an assistant professor of orthopaedic...

The Adolescent Style in American Politics

By Jill Filipovic

Adolescence, the transition period from childhood into adulthood, is a time of rapid brain development. The frontal cortex, the part of the brain...

Philadelphia continues long history of Black-led protest meetings aimed at fighting racial inequity and prejudice

By Linn Washington Jr.

“A meeting in Philadelphia, held at a senior center on a bitter cold Saturday afternoon in late January 2025, drew nearly 300 people. They came...

Immigration-focused AI chatbot wins $2,500 from Temple University to go from idea to action

By Sarah Huffman

A Philly student with a plan for an AI chatbot that answers questions about the legal process of immigration is getting a funding boost from...

Kevin Negandhi and Adrian Wojnarowski discuss challenges of NIL at Temple event

By Johnny Zawislak

Kevin Negandhi, an ESPN anchor and a Temple alum, and Adrian Wojnarowski, a former ESPN NBA reporter and current general manager of St....

Eagles Super Bowl parade gave Center City hotels a short-term boost to the tune of $4.3 million

By Erin McCarthy

When teams succeed, “it certainly doesn’t hurt … the economic community,” George Diemer, an associate professor in Temple University’s Sport and...

Temple University launches new Future Scholars program

By Greg Payne

“This is the kickoff of a brand-new initiative that’s going to pick up seventh graders and work with them all the way through 12th grade, in a...

Temple starts new program to help prepare Philadelphia middle school students for college

By Susan Snyder

 Called Temple Future Scholars, the pipeline program will provide support to students from low-income homes who are the first in their families to...

Temple launches college pipeline program for middle school students

By Chanel Hill

Temple University is creating a pipeline for Philadelphia public middle school students to go to college. The new program is called Temple Future...

Why athletes like Victor Wembanyama sometimes get blood clots — a condition most common in older adults

By Michaela Althouse

 Wembanyama’s condition likely was caused by repeated movements above the head, said Riyaz Bashir, director of vascular and endovascular medicine...

Watch: Black heritage: Building on our legacy

By NBC10 Staff

 Temple University Professor Aaron Smith from the Africology and African American Studies Department discusses the Negro Leagues and Philadelphia...

Latakoo Teams Up With Temple To Train Next Generation Of News Pros

By Mark K. Miller

“This is not just a tool—it’s a gateway to the industry,” Paul Gluck, associate professor of practice and general manager of Temple University...

Why independent agencies were created to be independent

By Steve Inskeep

Jane Manners, a legal historian at Temple University Beasley School of Law, told us how the “alphabet agencies” came to be—agencies like the FCC,...

Roughly a tenth of employees in the office overseeing federal student loans take buyouts

By Zachary Schermele

 Bryce McKibben, the senior director of policy and advocacy at Temple University’s Hope Center for Student Basic Needs, said that in the wake of...

Temple University Police donate books to help flooded North Philly bookstore

By Cherise Lynch and Yukare Nakayama

 After a devastating flood that damaged a North Philadelphia bookstore and literacy hub, Temple University police officers stepped in to help...

Community Connection—Temple/St. Luke’s School of Medicine

Ikemefuna Akusoba, affectionately known as “Dr. Ike,” showcases the critical community outreach St. Luke’s medical students are doing with SLICC—...

Temple Health executing its turnaround playbook at Chestnut Hill Hospital

By John George

When Temple Health took over management of Chestnut Hill Hospital two years ago, the 148-bed hospital in Northwest Philadelphia was in poor health...

How Presidents Day has evolved from reverence to retail

By Ben Finley

Washington was very aware of his inaugural role as president and its distinction from the British crown. He didn’t want to be honored like a king...

Spotlight on 2025 Campus Safety Director of the Year Finalist Jennifer Griffin

By Robin Hattersley

Congratulations to Jennifer Griffin, chief of police and vice president for Public Safety at Temple University in Philadelphia, for being named...

Meet the father and son putting on the Eagles parade

By Rita Giordano

 Meet Fred Stein and Neil Stein (both Temple alums), the two event planners in charge of putting together the Birds’ victory...

What happened when the US military invaded Panama? Overwhelming force and deafening non-stop rock.

By Kelsey Baker

Originally, American interest in controlling the Canal Zone was less about economics and more about naval warships, said Alan McPherson, a...

Your love life on Ozempic

By Emily Mullin

There’s not much research yet on the sexual side effects of GLP-1s, but researchers do know that obesity can negatively affect sexual health in...

Meet the college marching bands who play hits by Chappell Roan, Tyler, the Creator & more

By Hannah Dailey

By the time Temple University director of athletic bands Matt Brunner finally listened to Chappell Roan’s music, many of the young adults in his...

North Philly school receives $100,000 donation to support its in-house dental clinic

By Kiara Santos

 Amid Ismail, dean of the Kornberg School of Dentistry, thanked the school district for continuing to promote the student’s quality of life...

Georgia considers tax break for college athletes moonlighting as spokespeople

By Thomas Wheatley

The lawmaker's push for incentives to attract the next great point guard to Georgia Tech is novel, Temple University sport management professor ...