The NFL goes to Brazil as part of global push

By Savannah Peters

 The NFL is by far the most lucrative sports league in the U.S. So, why is it courting new fans overseas? “Because they want to stay that way,”...

How Much Screen Time Should Toddlers Have? None, Sweden Says.

By Amelia Nierenberg

 “The most educational thing is another human being—who is not looking at a phone,” said Kathy Hirsh-Pasek, a senior fellow at the Brookings...

States Where Unemployment Claims Are Decreasing the Most

By Adam McCann

Joshua Mask, Temple University economics professor, was cited as an expert in this article on states where unemployment claims are decreasing the...

Fake ads in Philly falsely claim the Eagles are endorsing Kamala Harris

By Hayden Mitman, David Chang and Lauren Mayk

 “That had all the hallmarks of fake news," Sunil Wattal, associate dean of Temple University's Fox School of Business, told NBC10. "I mean it’s...

As new semester gets underway, Temple cites drop in crime alongside new crime-fighting measures

By Susan Snyder

Temple says it’s the first university in the commonwealth to employ license plate-reading cameras that will make it easier to spot a stolen...

We know what works to reduce smoking. Why don’t more physicians offer these treatments? | Expert Opinion

By Dr. Jamie L. Garfield

 “We know what works: Evidence shows what kinds of treatment and clinician intervention can increase a person’s odds of quitting. Behavioral...

7 Sneaky Habits That Can Cause Heart Problems

By Julia Ries

Daniel Edmundowicz, the chief of cardiology at Temple University Hospital, said that people often think they are eating a healthy, balanced diet...

‘Black Like That,’ a new Temple art exhibit bridges Black history and contemporary life

By Nate File

 In a city teeming with history, a new art exhibit seeks to remind Philadelphians: Not everyone’s history has been equally included in the city’s...

WHYY, StoryCorps and Temple University partner to celebrate stories of Black joy

Hank heads to temple to learn more about the debut of Brightness in Black.

“Brightness in Black” program launches telling stories of black joy in Philadelphia with mobile tour

By Jennifer Lewis Hall, Victor Muniz Rosa

It’s a focus on storytelling that seeks to preserve Black narratives for generations to come. A partnership with WHYY, Temple University and...

Why restaurant self-service kiosks can actually result in customers ordering less food

By Lu Lu and Wangoo Lee

“When restaurant customers order from a self-service kiosk while a line forms behind them, they feel rushed, prompting them to buy less and stick...

How a Temple University police officer inspired some Philadelphia high school students to go to college

By Raymond Strickland, Tom Gardiner

 It was an emotional reunion for Temple University student Avaeh Harrison and her mentor Leroy Wimberly. The two came together on campus after...

While You’re Celebrating Labor Day … I’ll be biking hundreds of miles to raise funds for lung cancer patients

By John Matthews

“It was Saturday, Dec. 3, 2011, and my mom was a week away from dying of lung cancer. She had been battling this disease for the past nine months...

Temple University’s marching band will perform at the 2025 Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade

By Beatrice Forman

Temple University’s Diamond Marching Band already has their Thanksgiving plans on lock for 2025.

The group announced Sunday that it was...

As Acme parent company defends $24.6 billion merger in court, Temple researcher challenges anti-trust concerns

By Conner Barkon

The Federal Trade Commission is trying to block the proposed $24.6 billion merger of grocery chains Kroger and Albertsons, Acme’s parent company,...

Temple's Diamond Marching Band will perform in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade

By Nina Baratti

Temple University’s Diamond Marching Band members found out Sunday they’ll be marching in one of the biggest holiday parades in the country—the...

Meet the Springfield parents that got YouTube banned at middle school lunch

By Maddie Hanna

Sue-Im Lee—an English professor at Temple University who has a child entering eighth grade, and another who just graduated—the omnipresence of...

Temple’s Class of 2028 is the most diverse in school’s history

By Stephen Williams

 Gregory Mandel, Temple provost, welcomed the students, faculty, staff and university leadership at Convocation at the Liacouras Center. “We can’t...

Philadelphia police welcome over 20 new officers sworn in during ceremony at Temple University

The Philadelphia police force just got a little bigger. Two dozen cadets graduated from the police academy on Friday. They're a welcomed addition...

Temple professor Liz Moore opens up about her new book, 'The God of The Woods,' on 'The Tonight Show'

By Michaela Althouse

Author Liz Moore recalled attending a summer camp in the Adirondack mountains in New York during an appearance Tuesday on The Tonight Show...

Freshmen excited to move in at Temple University this week

Thousands of first year students are gearing up for dorm life as they move into Temple University this week. The university is starting the year...

Temple University welcomes one of its largest classes on Move-In Day

By Rachel Moore

 While unloading pillows, a desk mirror, plants and even a weighted hula-hoop, the Vadher parents are two of hundreds who are helping their Temple...

Hundreds of former UArts students begin new academic careers at Temple University

By Sharifa Jackson

North Broad Street was buzzing, once again, with college students on Tuesday after a long summer away. The Action Cam was there as students made...

Japan LDP at crossroads with Kishida’s impending exit—can opposition take advantage?

By Julian Ryall

“Kishida has been struggling badly in public opinion polls for some time, and it was clear that he was under pressure, but the timing of this...

As Drexel undergoes a presidential transition, its leaders outline plans and problems to overcome

By Susan Snyder and Harold Brubaker

 It’s not the first time that John A. Fry and Denis P. O’Brien will be passing the leadership baton. 

The two worked together in 2016 when...