How Pulmonary Rehab Can Help Improve Asthma Symptoms

By Sarah Klein

While physical activity is indeed generally involved, pulmonary rehab involves a range of other interventions, including education about...

Temple University to break ground in 2025 on new facility

By Cherise Lynch

Temple University’s campus is set to expand. In spring 2025, the university plans to build a new facility in North Philadelphia to modernize the...

Temple deploys AI gun detection system

By Sandra Jones

 Temple University launched a new detection system to help reduce gun violence. The Philadelphia campus will be the first in the tristate region...

Best Credit Cards for Price Protection

By Alina Comoreanu

Associate Professor Sheri Lambert was featured in this WalletHub article on best credit cards for price protection.

Cheapest Car Insurance in Pennsylvania

By Candace Baker

Tracy Agostarola, assistant professor of instruction, Department of Advertising and Public Relations, Klein College of Media and Communication,...

Temple plans new academic building as 'transformational gateway' to connect campus

By Ryan Mulligan

Temple University is planning to add the most significant academic building west of Broad Street to its campus.

The almost 199,000-square-...

Tech Crypto’s $245 million campaign finance operation filled airwaves with ads not about crypto

By MacKenzie Sigalos

“Not mentioning crypto assets explicitly is probably a savvy move to avoid alienating voters who prefer traditional currencies and might be put...

Grappling with stress over the election? Here's how to address it.

By Hanna Webster

 “If you’re feeling stressed, the worst thing you can do is withdraw,” said Robin Kolodny, a professor of political science at...

On his first day of school, new Temple president John Fry meets with public safety staff and gets an update on enrollment

By Susan Snyder

Midday Friday John A. Fry’s wife texted him: “How goes it, Owl?” “So far, so good!” Fry responded. It was the first day of school for Fry, who...

Temple University officially welcomes John Fry as 15th president

By Cherise Lynch and Dan Stamm

Temple University begins a new era as John Fry starts his tenure as president. Fry isn’t moving too far from his last job. He was the president of...

New Temple President John Fry lays out goals, including expanding in Center City

By Michael Tanenbaum

Temple University formally introduced John Fry as its 15th president on Friday, starting a new era of leadership at Philadelphia’s largest...

Meet Temple University’s new President John Fry

Temple University has a new president. John Fry introduced himself to the Owls community in a video on social media. Before going to Temple, Fry...

New State Board of Higher Education names its executive director

By Bill Schackner

The newly created State Board of Higher Education, tasked with reimaging oversight of Pennsylvania’s colleges and universities, has named Kate...

Political attack ads become fixture of politics in US

By Karl Grossman

As Heather LaMarre, a professor of media and communications at Temple University in Philadelphia, explained this year in an article on The...

How Elon Musk and X have become an incubator for election misinformation in Pennsylvania

By Katie Bernard and Fallon Roth

 The Election Integrity Community provides a venue for “simple, harmless things,” like minor technical issues, to be magnified and vilified on a...

Best & Worst States for Jobs

By Adam McCann

Daniel E. Goldberg, associate professor of Instruction, academic director of the Business Management BBA Program, Department of Management, Fox...

After vote, Japan faces new era of political instability

By William Gallo

For now, Abe’s allies may be happy to let Ishiba deal with the consequences of this week’s defeat. “It’s going to be a messy situation for months...

Japan’s ruling party projected to miss majority in election, in blow for new PM Ishiba

By Rutgers and Maria Siow

Should results not go the LDP’s way, Ishiba could still find enough “like-minded, non-LDP independents to cobble together a majority,” said ...

Standing for long periods can be bad for your health – just like sitting, study finds

By Franki Rudnesky

 “(Cardiovascular health) has not only to do with the health of the circulation to the heart muscle, but it also has to do with your overall...

Philadelphia Eagles Respond to Fake Kamala Harris Ads Around the City

By Melody Russell

Temple University’s Fox School of Business Associate Dean Sunil Wattal explained that fake political messages often appear just before elections...

Student Housing Costs Are Rising. Here’s How To Lower Your Bill

By Eliza Haverstock

High housing prices can impact a student’s ability to thrive at college or complete their degree. According to a 2019 report by Temple University’...

Temple Health tries new tactic to recruit and retain nurses amid ongoing shortage

By John George

Temple Health is offering to help nursing students pay off their student loans if they commit to working for the organization after they graduate...

The Twins cost how much? Why sports team valuations have exploded

By Mike Hughlett and Brooks Johnson

 “Cities’ willingness to spend hundreds of millions of dollars on pleasure palaces for sports franchises helps prop up the value of sports...

Best Installment Loans

By John Kiernan

 Ryan S. Eanes, assistant professor of Instruction, advertising and public relations in the Klein College of Media and Communication, was featured...

New book looks at winners and losers in Pennsylvania

By Kara Holsopple

A new book looks at how Pennsylvanians have interacted with the environment from pre-colonial days to now. Its author is Allen Dieterich-Ward,...