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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.
What happens when safety net hospitals close?
By Judith Garber
Michael Young, president and CEO of Temple Health in Philadelphia, echoed this sentiment. “These closures always affect the patients in the...
In the search for an HIV cure, a new gene-editing strategy from Temple scientists may be a game-changer
By TRACEY ROMERO
Scientists at Temple University say they have gotten closer to a cure for HIV by combining a new gene editing therapy with antiretroviral drugs...
Meet the Temple fencer recognized nationally for research work
By NIKKI DEMENTRI
A Temple undergraduate is breaking the glass ceiling in the STEM world and her work was recognized nationally. Fencing is one of Diana Tiburcio’s...
This Temple fencer earns a prestigious scholarship for her engineering work
By Javon Edmonds
Every year, the Barry Goldwater Scholarship and Excellence in Education Foundation awards scholarships to students across the country who are...
Philadelphia mayoral race hones in on crime policies
By BROOKE SCHULTZ
The outcome of that race and the contest in Philadelphia could determine how the Democratic Party addresses crime and public safety in future...
Chances of eliminating HIV infection increased by dual gene-editing method
By Izzy Wood
Researchers at the Lewis Katz School of Medicine at Temple University and the University of Nebraska Medical Center have published a study...
Eli Lilly Says New Drug Can Reduce Alzheimer's Disease Symptoms
By Gillian Mohney and Julia Ries
Leah Croll, an assistant professor of clinical neurology at the Lewis Katz School of Medicine at Temple University and a neurologist at Temple...
Nato’s Asia office adds ‘layer of cooperation’ for Japan but won’t result in its membership
By Julian Ryall
Robert Dujarric, co-director of the Institute of Contemporary Asian Studies at the Tokyo campus of Temple University, suggested closer ties with...
Breaking Down Barriers: Two Temple Women Make History as Goldwater Scholarship Recipients
Temple University’s Class of 2024 is making history: Two women have become the first at their school to receive Goldwater scholarships in the same...
Age Is Just a Number for Lloyd Remick
By Jon Marks
But Remick has managed to keep in step with it all. That’s in part because, for 32 years, he’s taught a course on the subject at Temple University...
Fox Chase and Temple are partnering on a new urologic institute
By Sarah Gantz
Fox Chase Cancer Center and Temple Health have launched a urology practice uniting at least 20 specialists at seven locations across the...
Destroying tumors but preserving the prostate - with NanoKnife electricity
Fox Chase Cancer Center and 6ABC-TV collaborated on a sponsored segment about the NanoKnife. The segment featured Dr. Andres F. Correa, assistant...
Spotlight On: Michael Young, President & CEO, Temple Health
Michael Young, president & CEO of Temple Health, sat down for an interview with Invest: to talk about the financial constraints faced...
CHAT REPLAY: Fox Chase Cancer Center answers your Breast Cancer questions
Fox Chase Cancer Center and 6ABC-TV collaborated on a sponsored segment about breast cancer. The segment featured Dr. Melissa McShane, assistant...
Crucial conversations are needed to address racism in medicine
By Kaitlyn Bader, Editor
“In order to really call ourselves experts in skin color, the difference is that we don’t just take care of brown and black bodies,...
Fallen Temple Officer Christopher Fitzgerald honored with new sign
By MADELEINE WRIGHT
The process is underway to honor the memory of fallen Temple University Police Sergeant Christopher Fitzgerald. Fitzgerald was killed in the line...
New hope for HIV cure: Dual gene editing ‘eliminates’ infection, targets protein that helps virus enter body
By GAURVI NARANG
A new dual gene editing therapy eliminates HIV infections by targeting not only the HIV-1 virus, but also the CC chemokine receptor 5 (CCR5), a...
Drew Is Moved By Twin Sister Doctors' Initiative to Help Underserved Communities | Drew-Gooders
Dr. Delana Wardlaw, who practices at Temple Physicians, Inc. at Nicetown, and her identical twin sister Dr. Elana McDonald were guests on the Drew...
Temple football’s Isaac Moore, Xach Gill among players to earn NFL camp invites
By Javon Edmonds
Three members of the Owls football program will get a shot at the NFL, including Gill, Moore and Adonicas Sanders.
Philadelphia nonprofit helps soon-to-be Black doctors with #blackphillygradwishlist
By AZIZA SHULER
Demetrius Woodard is soon to cross the finish line at Temple University's Lewis Katz School of Medicine. He's come a long way from this being his...
Interview with JoAnne Epps as acting president of Temple University
In her first television interview since becoming acting president of Temple University, Joanne Epps speaks with NBC10’s Laurent Mayk on what is...
Most college presidents are men, but women will soon lead all 4 Pa. state-related schools
By MADDIE AIKEN
Starting this summer, all four of Pennsylvania’s state-related universities will be led by women for the first time. That’s a significant outlier...
Arthur Johnson says Temple athletics has a plan. But it needs help.
By Javon Edmonds
As Temple embarked on a crisis within its leadership, one that most notably saw university president Jason Wingard step down, vice president and...
First of many? York County football phenom earns first NCAA Division I offer
By Matt Allibone
When the moment came, Michael Scott started to cry. The Dallastown sophomore had been waiting—and working—for an NCAA Division I...
Inequality at the bathroom door: How public restrooms ‘make mapmakers of all of us’
By Emily Woodbury
The story of public restrooms in America is largely a St. Louis story. In the early 20th century, the city was actively involved in a campaign to...