Temple professor joins CBS3 to discuss midterm elections

Temple University Professor Michael Sances joins CBS3 to discuss midterm elections. 

Democrats pushed hard for Shapiro in Pa. governor race (LA Parker Column)

By L.A. PARKER

Midway through a rally speech that found Pennsylvania Democratic gubernatorial candidate Josh Shapiro pushing all pistons inside a raucous ...

College debt isn’t personal: Our economic security is at stake

By Jason Wingard

 President Biden’s student loan forgiveness program, which would erase up to $20,000 of debt for millions of Americans, has been both hailed as...

Three presidents descend on Pennsylvania in a major day for one of the nation’s most closely watched Senate contests

By Kevin Liptak

 In North Philadelphia, Biden told a packed crowd at Temple University that Fetterman would protect Social Security and Medicare...

Three presidents converge in Pa., with dueling warnings about the country

By Colby Itkowitz, Isaac Arnsdorf and Yasmeen Abutaleb

The Temple University arena where they spoke vibrated. The White House said 7,500 people attended. Many were screaming and cheering loudly. As the...

Time for press to reassess Twitter relationship | Opinion

By Brier Dudley

Even before Elon Musk’s takeover sent Twitter into a tizzy, it was time for news organizations to reassess the platform. My thinking here is...

Gubernatorial win by Pa. AG would maintain political divide

By Matthew Santoni

Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro appears to have a polling advantage over his Republican opponent in his Democratic bid for governor,...

Taxpayer-funded football stadiums rarely pay off. So why do cities keep footing the bill?

By Gaby Galvin

 “Sports occupy a much bigger space in our lives than their financial footprints would dictate,” said Michael Leeds, a sports...

Philly lawmakers want the city to fund legal and financial support for high school athletes

By Anna Orso

Thilo Kunkel, an associate professor at Temple University and director of the school’s Sport Industry Research Center, said funding legal advice...

Will Shinzo Abe’s widow take over his safe seat, or is Japan ready to move on?

By Julian Ryall

“She has been with Abe since he began his political career, and has been able to observe him in action and the Abe faction would benefit from her...

Temple University sets even loftier fundraising goals after a record $114M year

By Ryan Mulligan

Temple University raised a record $114.6 million in gifts in fiscal year 2022, taking another step toward a larger goal for the North Philadelphia...

Tower Health discloses price for Chestnut Hill Hospital, agrees to report more to bondholders

By Harold Brubaker

Temple Health and its partners have agreed to pay financially beleaguered Tower Health $28 million for Chestnut Hill Hospital, Tower said in a...

PA health system strikes artificial intelligence partnership

By Shania Kennedy

Pennsylvania-based Temple Health and artificial intelligence healthcare solution company Aidoc have partnered to use AI to reduce the length of...

Column: Rising in the poles: Philadelphia fans cast their vote for this tradition

By BILL SHAIKIN

 Bryant Simon, a history professor at Temple University, is the fan who received that “Grease the poles” text message. The Philadelphia Inquirer...

Teresa Lundy, and the power of communications in building equity

By Jensen Toussaint

 As the principal and founder of a TML Communications, Teresa Lundy has built a strong team who strives to be a solution toward long-standing...

A taste of Philly’s best sandwiches, in time for National Sandwich Day

By Michael Klein

 Lawnlove got some academic support for its report from Bryant Simon, a professor of history and director of the American studies...

Blake Bradford, tireless arts advocate, popular professor, writer, and mentor, has died at 52

By Gary Miles

 Blake Bradford, 52, of Philadelphia, a creative and tireless arts advocate, popular college professor, writer and mentor, died Friday, Oct. 21,...

Fox Chase Cancer Center names president, CEO

By Matthew Shinkle

Robert Uzzo has been named president and CEO of Fox Chase Cancer Center. Uzzo, who had served as interim CEO for nearly a year, also will serve as...

Deloitte names Temple grad as new Philadelphia leader

By Jeff Blumenthal

 Sandy Pfeffer will succeed Rob McNeill as Deloitte’s Greater Philadelphia marketplace leader, effective Jan. 2. Like McNeill,...

Lamb McErlane welcomes Attorney Artyom Sharbatyan to West Chester location

By Leah Mikulich

 Lamb McErlane PC is pleased to announce that Artyom “Art” Sharbatyan has joined the firm in its health law department....

Older Adults Who Sleep Less Are More Likely to Develop Multiple Chronic Diseases

By Julia Ries

“There is evidence that those with multiple chronic illnesses may require more sleep for recuperation that is partly related to the burden of...

Japan should prioritize Ukraine ahead of supply diversification | Opinion

By James D.J. Brown

 “It is not too late for Japan to change course and announce that SODECO is joining ExxonMobil in heading straight for the exits. Tokyo should...

Meet the small business owners turning Eagles gear into one-of-kind fashion

By Hannah Lonser

215 Upcycle founder and Temple University student Isabella Dahrouch began her secondhand fashion career revamping standard tailgate attire for her...

John Fetterman rallies at Temple University days after halting debate performance

By Rita Giordano

With the neck-and-neck U.S. Senate race in Pennsylvania entering its final days, a determined-sounding Democratic nominee John Fetterman took aim...

Blank Rome’s Sophia Lee appointed Temple University chief of staff

By Jeff Blumenthal

Blank Rome partner Sophia Lee has been appointed Temple University’s chief of staff, Temple President Jason Wingard announced Friday. Lee, who has...