Women of Distinction 2022: Chaudron Carter Short, Temple University and Temple University Health System

By Lisa Dukart

“The opportunity to serve and make a difference in the lives of patients, nurses, and students,” is what motivates Chaudron Carter Short. As a...

China remains focus of military drills in Japan, despite subdued US messaging

By SETH ROBSON

 Whatever message is conveyed in public, China remains the focus of Keen Sword, James Brown, an international affairs expert at Temple University’...

Medical mystery: Breathing problems developed during pregnancy

By Rohit Gupta

“In 2008, Bianca Morgan was pregnant with her second child when she developed breathing problems. The Trenton woman felt winded over seemingly...

Where’s the positive news? Japan’s third-quarter contraction, inflation dim post-pandemic optimism

By Julian Ryall

 “We will have to see what the next set of figures show, but even if they are relatively good, I still think they will only be covering up the...

A federal law has been destroying families for 25 years. Let’s get rid of it. | Opinion

By Sarah Katz

“More than one million children have been forever separated from their families in the time since the Adoption and Safe Families Act became law 25...

DelCo Bertuccis worker won't battle cancer alone

By Mac Bullock

 Sean Scandle is your typical 24-year-old. When the Ridley Park native isn’t working a shift at Bertucci’s Brick Oven Pizza in...

Born in the ’80s, Temple’s NARS Project is still an artificial general intelligence leader

By Sarah Huffman

 Did you know that Temple University is home to a decades-old AI systems project? The NARS (Non-axiomatic Reasoning System) Project is an...

Better health: It’s in Temple University’s DNA

By Abiona Berkeley

 “What can be done to improve health status for African Americans and achieve health equity? My answers stem from insights I have gained as a...

$6 Million Temple University study to address Black maternal health

By ELIZABETH AYOOLA

There are ongoing conversations about the state of Black maternal mortality in the United States, seeing as the rate is considerably high. A $6...

Temple University’s anti-racism center now open

 Timothy Welbeck, the director of the Center for Anti-Racism at Temple University, joins Good Day Philadelphia to discuss the center’s...

'Change starts here': Temple University commemorates opening of Anti-Racism Center

Temple University on Monday held the grand opening of its newly established Center for Anti-Racism. Several people spoke at the opening...

$6 million Temple study aims to reduce Black maternal mortality by addressing heart disease

By Courtenay Harris Bond

A big new study at Temple University will try to reduce the unusually high mortality rate for Black women during and after pregnancy. In Philly...

Royals announce partnership with WHIP Radio, Temple University

The Reading Royals, ECHL affiliate of the Philadelphia Flyers and Lehigh Valley Phantoms, have announced a partnership with Temple University’s...

Introducing ‘Stop and Frisk: Revisit or Resist’

By Sammy Caiola and Yvonne Latty

That’s why WHYY News and Temple University’s Logan Center for Urban Investigative Reporting are collaborating on Stop and...

Temple opens anti-racism center

The facility encourages researchers to come together to educate the public about racial inequity and injustice. 

Temple University unveils Center for Anti-Racism Research

By Renata Kaminski

Thanks to a $1.3 million state grant, Temple University was able to construct its own Center for Anti-Racism Research. Today at noon, Temple...

Gas stations become a magnet for violence in Philadelphia

By Mensah M. Dean

 Temple University Criminal Justice Professor Jerry Ratcliffe said the spike in gun crime in general, and at gas stations in...

Center for Anti-Racism opens at Temple University

By Stephen Williams

 Shortly after George Floyd’s death in May 2020, Molefi K. Asante, Temple University professor of African American studies, and several others...

Is Trump’s kingmaker status changing after the GOP’s less-than-stellar midterm performance?

Donald Trump is teasing a likely 2024 presidential run. But after the GOP fell short of its predicted midterm “red wave,” some say the Republican...

Temple University offers more tips to keep students safe after recent crimes

By Sharifa Jackson

For students living off campus, the university is reminding and recommending utilizing their recently launched Best Nest Program. The program...

Temple fully earned its court storming after upsetting Villanova ... this was big

By Mike Jensen

An older man escaped from Friday night’s on-court scrum at the Liacouras Center and simply said, “That was bedlam.” Court-stormings may be a young...

Consistent exercise timing may lead to more physical activity among adults with obesity

By Michael Monostra

Leah M. Schumacher, assistant professor in the Department of Kinesiology in the College of Public Health at Temple University, presented findings...

Temple knocks off No. 16 Villanova for first time since 2012

Khalif Battle got lost in a swarm of Temple students that had mobbed the court in celebration of one of the program’s wildest wins in years. Just...

Hill library cheerleader is also a prolific writer

By Len Lear

 A longtime teacher of students of Temple University's Osher Lifelong Learning Institute, Stan Cutler doesn’t just read books. He also loves to...

Temple University Hospital workers reach new contract with management, avoiding a strike

By Cassidee Jackson

Temple University Hospital nurses, hospital technicians and allied professionals reached a new three-year contract with management on Monday...