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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.
‘It sucks’: Doctors forced to move hundreds of miles by noncompetes are praying the FTC ends them once and for all
By HARRIS MEYER AND KAISER HEALTH NEWS
Hospital-based doctors—emergency physicians, anesthesiologists, hospitalists, radiologists and pathologists—refute the industry’s argument that...
Some American users don't understand why the U.S. might see TikTok as a security threat
By Hadas Kuznits
Fox School of Business Information Systems Professor Jason Thatcher says there’s a lot of value for the company in knowing what catches people’s...
Aaron Sorkin reveals he had stroke
Dr. Leah Croll, assistant professor of Clinical Neurology at the Lewis Katz School of Medicine at Temple University, provided perspective to ABC...
TechOWL wheelchair repair workshops empower those with disabilities in Pennsylvania
By Matteo Iadonisi
“I have cerebral palsy and my muscles and nerves don’t work quite the same way as like someone without it,” said Izzy Kaufman. “But that’s why I...
Abortion pill mifepristone ruling in Texas case could hinge on 1873 Comstock Act
By Spencer Kimball
The Comstock Act has not been enforced in decades, said Rachel Rebouché, an expert on reproductive health law at Temple University. But Kacsmaryk...
Could Silicon Valley Bank’s failure push us toward a bigger financial collapse?
Silicon Valley Bank, the nation’s 16th largest bank and a financial center for many tech startups, collapsed in mid-March. Startups across the...
Less invasive treatment for prostate cancer being tested in Philly
By STEPHANIE STAHL
Dr. Andres Correa, an assistant professor in the Department of Urology, and Dr. David Chen, a...
CBS3 adds Temple University graduate Dan Snyder to reporting team
By Jeff Blumenthal
CBS3 has hired Pennsylvania native and Temple University graduate Dan Snyder as a new reporter for its Eyewitness News broadcasts.
‘Test case’ Pennsylvania plans university funding overhaul
By Paul Basken
The state’s higher education system has three distinct parts: a networks of 15 community colleges; the 10 universities remaining in the...
A Brewerytown school is now home to the city’s first on-site pediatric dental clinic
By Marcus Biddle
On March 1, Temple University’s Maurice H. Kornberg School of Dentistry, in partnership with the School District of Philadelphia, opened the...
Pulmonary function test lab gets to the root of breathing problems
By 6ABC Digital staff
Temple Health and 6ABC-TV collaborated on a sponsored segment on pulmonary function testing. The segment featured Patricia Evans,...
A young Black wealth coach’s money advice for millennials: Start by giving up the scarcity mind-set
By Lynette Hazelton
Deniesha L. Scott, a millennial herself, has heard her share of money woes from her friends and family. But their complaints encouraged the...
Temple, Philadelphia police departments welcome new officers as recruitment efforts continue
By Shaynah Ferreira
The Temple University and Philadelphia Police departments welcomed new officers as the agencies ramp up recruitment efforts. The new officers...
Temple University VP of Public Safety talks recruitment efforts ahead of police graduation
Jennifer Griffin, the vice president for public safety at Temple University, joins Good Day Philadelphia to discuss the police graduation...
On Match Day, Temple med students learned where they’ll spend their residency with tears, hugs, and sighs of relief
By Aubrey Whelan
Schyler Edwards wove her way through the crowd in the lobby of Temple University’s Lewis Katz School of Medicine, clutching a...
Temple/St. Luke’s Med Students Learn Residency Assignments
By Josh Popichak
Allentown resident Adriana Facchiano said being matched to a physician residency program at...
U.S. judge in Texas will soon rule on the abortion pill mifepristone. Here’s what could happen
By Spencer Kimball
Rachel Rebouché, an expert on reproductive health law at Temple University, said an order blocking sales would create confusion because there will...
Eight new officers join Temple University police
The officers graduated from Philadelphia Police Academy and were honored during a ceremony in McGonigle Hall.
Yoon visits Japan, seeking to restore ties amid N Korea threat
By Al Jazeera Staff
“Yoon is coming to seal the recently concluded deal on wartime forced labour with Kishida, an accord driven by security concerns and Washington’s...
Hey, Philly, don’t leave money on the table. Here are some tax credits you might claim.
By Erin McCarthy
“It is very easy to miss them,” said Steven Balsam, an accounting professor at Temple University’s Fox School of Business and a site coordinator...
District school gets new on-site pediatric dental clinic
By Chanel Hill
School District of Philadelphia students who live in North Philadelphia will now be able to see a dentist in a school setting. The district,...
Myrna Shure, professor emeritus at Drexel, celebrated child psychologist, researcher, and author, has died at 85
By Gary Miles
Shure was an instructor, professor and researcher in the Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences at Hahnemann University,...
Wheelchair repair workshops empower those with disabilities in Pennsylvania
By Matteo Iadonisi
Kaufman is an assistive technology program coordinator at TechOWL, which is Pennsylvania's Assistive Technology Act program. Housed in the...
Why a Temple trauma surgeon Is pushing journalists to change how they cover gun violence
By Ernest Owens
At any given moment, Jessica Beard knows she could get “the call.”
As a trauma surgeon at Temple University Hospital — one of the busiest...
What 'You' Season 4 Gets Right And Wrong About Erotomania
By NAYDELINE MEJIA
Women’s Health magazine interviewed Justin B. Faden, DO, associate professor of Psychiatry & Behavioral Science at the Lewis Katz...