Temple University’s new partnership promotes diverse emerging leadership

By Renata Kaminski

 Last week, Temple received leaders from the National Urban League, an organization that supports diverse emerging leadership from the Black,...

Temple honors Questlove with a distinguished media award

By Mac Johnson

On Sunday, Oct. 23, the leader of The Roots,  Ahmir “Questlove” Thompson, was given one of the highest honors granted at Temple University—the Lew...

Air Force to replace F-15s on Okinawa with more advanced fighters on rotation

By SETH ROBSON AND HANA KUSUMOTO

: The idea of withdrawing a permanent force “doesn’t sound very good,” according to James Brown, an international affairs expert at Temple...

2023’s Best Cities for Sandwich Lovers

By Sav Maive

Bryant Simon, Laura H. Carnell professor, Temple University, was cited in a study about best cites for sandwich lovers.

Temple film school grad’s ‘Till’ is a complex portrait of a mother’s love

By Elizabeth Wellington

Early in Chinonye Chukwu’s heart-wrenching film, Till, Mamie Till-Mobley (Danielle Deadwyler) and her son Emmett (Jalyn Hall) sing bebop...

Betsy Ross was buried three times. She’s not the only American with multiple graves

By Alfred Lubrano

 It has added significance, said historian Hilary Iris Lowe of Temple University, an expert on the history of women. “Very few graves of women in...

Wanamaker Athletic Award Luncheon highlights the best of Philly sports

By Mac Johnson

 The 2022 John Wanamaker Athletic Award Luncheon brought giants of the sports world together in one room. The honorees were a diverse group...

Good news in the district

By Chanel Hill

Students from Temple University’s Engineers Without Borders partnered with the Engineers Without Borders Philadelphia chapter,...

Here’s when to get the new booster so you’re protected on Thanksgiving

By Jillian Wilson

The body’s response to booster shots is quicker than an original vaccine, so it may be fully effective before that two-week mark, but that’s a...

Temple alumna and ‘Till’ director doing local debut at Philadelphia Film Festival

By Alicia Vitarelli

 Tonight is the Philadelphia premiere of Till, the story of the 1955 lynching of Emmett Till. The director, Chinonye Chukwu, is a Temple...

Protons may be stretchier than physicists had thought

By James R. Riordon

 “It is certainly puzzling for the physics of the strong interaction, if this thing persists,” says physicist Nikolaos Sparveris, of Temple...

Bethlehem athlete, Temple University student dies after battling diabetes complications, 21

By Nicole Acosta

 Lehigh Valley native and celebrated athlete John Peter Jones died Thursday, Oct. 13 from complications of type 1 diabetes. He...

Questlove receives Lew Klein Excellence in Media Award at Temple University

By 6ABC Digital Staff

Temple University honored Oscar and Grammy-winning musician Ahmir “Questlove” Thompson Sunday night. The co-founder of Philadelphia hip-hop group...

Pickleball v. Chestnut Hill neighbors

By Alfred Lubrano

 Heidi Grunwald, director of Temple’s Institute for Survey Research and a pickleball player at Water Tower, said she requested that the university...

Temple University honors Questlove with Klein Excellence in Media award

By Joe Habersham

Ahmir “Questlove” Thompson will return to North Philadelphia to accept Temple University’s Excellence in the Media award. The Grammy-and Oscar-...

20 years on, physicists are still figuring out anomaly in proton experiment

By Katyanna Quach

 Physicists in America have confirmed a strange measurement that was first discovered by scientists probing the internal structure of protons two...

Temple won’t cancel classes on Election Day this year, but is considering it for the future

By Asha Prihar

: “It is so inspiring to see your passionate support for democracy and your desire to engage with your community on Election Day,” ...

New venue gives Philly Make Faire a fresh start

By Tom Nardi

According to the Temple University students that have gone through the Makers, Hackers, Fixers course taught by Professor...

Healthcare Power Players–Michael Young, president and CEO, Temple University Health System

By Myranda Tristant

 Meet Michael Young, the president and CEO of Temple Health and a five-time CEO with more than 30 years of proven healthcare leadership experience...

Students Who ‘Stand to Lose the Most’

By Sara Weissman

Bryce McKibben, senior director of policy and advocacy at the Hope Center for College, Community and Justice at Temple University in Philadelphia...

Dolores K. Sloviter, retired federal chief judge, celebrated Temple professor, and trailblazing attorney, has died at 90

By Gary Miles

Dolores K. Sloviter, 90, of Philadelphia, retired chief judge of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit, innovative former Temple...

‘US thumbing its nose’ at Russia with missile drills on Hokkaido, security expert says

By Seth Robson

Test-firing missiles that are “the scourge of Russia’s invading forces in Ukraine … so close to Russia’s eastern borders looks like the U.S....

Physicists confirm hitch in proton structure

Nikos Sparveris, an associate professor of physics at Temple University and spokesperson for the experiment, said this simple picture didn’t hold...

Convert clients faster by getting out of their inbox

By Henry DeVries

According to this report by a data and marketing association, up to 90% of direct mail gets opened versus 30% of digital mailings. Temple...

Philly school district could spend $5 million to lock up student cell phones

By Aubri Juhasz

Taking away student choice is something that doesn’t sit well with some teachers or researchers, like Jason Chein, a professor of neuroscience at...