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John Fry wants Temple to be Center City's 'anchor university'
By Ryan Mulligan
Temple University will take over the landmark Terra Hall building at Broad and Walnut streets come 2027, but President John Fry ...
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Penfold, the storied British golf brand of James Bond fame, is getting a new swing from this Havertown dad
By Kevin Riordan
Sheri Lambert, an assistant professor of marketing at the Fox School of Business at Temple University, agreed that Perrett has “a great, great...

Temple-based program goes viral for making informative TikToks about assistive technology
By Justin Udo
“Our job is to help Pennsylvanians of any age, of any disability to discover, choose and get tools, technology, and gadgets to help them,”...

What do we know about the Merck pill to treat COVID-19?
By Alan Yu
Once COVID-19 patients are sick enough to need a hospital, one way to treat them is to stop the virus then, said Thomas Fekete, an infectious...

Do 40 percent of police families really experience domestic abuse?
By Tyler Huckabee
Joshua Klugman, an associate professor of sociology and psychology at Temple University, took the time to dig into these two surveys, and what he...
Does Instagram harm girls? No one actually knows.
By Laurence Steinberg
Laurence Steinberg, a professor of psychology at Temple University, discusses Instagram and the impact it can have on young people in this op-ed...
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Local universities start changing police practices in the aftermath of George Floyd’s killing
By Heather Khalifa
Charles Leone, who has served as executive director of Temple’s public safety for six years, overseeing the 115-officer department he has been a...
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Temple’s new sports era begins with new leaders. Will it look different?
By Mike Jensen
A walk along North Broad Street on Thursday morning revealed 414 steps between Temple’s Athletic Department offices and the front steps of...
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‘He knows what winning looks like’: Temple introduces new AD Arthur Johnson
By Isabella DiAmore and Sam Cohn
Temple introduced Arthur Johnson as its vice president and director of athletics during a news conference on Thursday.
Temple University names Arthur Johnson as new VP, director of athletics
By CBS3 Staff
Temple University announced Thursday Arthur Johnson has been named the new vice president and director of athletics.
Temple names Texas administrator Arthur Johnson next AD
“After an extensive search that yielded intense interest from industry-leading candidates across the nation, Arthur emerged as best exemplifying...

Arthur Johnson named new Temple athletic director
By Donald Hunt
Temple University’s new Vice President and Athletic Director Arthur Johnson certainly did his homework before taking the job in leading the Owls’...
Temple University’s diversity push seen in its freshman class
By Brian Saunders
Temple University's fall 2021 first-year student body represents Philadelphia’s demographics more than it has in over two decades.
Temple to establish sports media center named after alumna Claire Smith
By CBS3 Staff
Temple University is establishing a center to help students prepare for careers in sports media, and it will be named after Claire Smith.

‘Broken beyond repair’: 150 executives including Sheryl Sandberg join The Independent to demand an end to the death penalty
By Josh Marcus
The approach is emblematic of a broader shift in business culture in the U.S., according to Tom C.W. Lin, a professor at the Temple University law...

Investors push Tesla to reveal diversity data after racism lawsuit
By Dana Hull and Saijel Kishan
There’s a growing risk for companies that don’t respond to shareholder concerns, particularly related to environment, social and governance topics...
Mental health used to be taboo in sports. These researchers are changing that.
By Susan Lacke
That’s frustrating for researchers like Michael Sachs of Temple University.

Temple’s Small Business Development Center can help your biz cross the digital divide
By Michael Butler
Temple University Small Business Development Center (SBDC) Director Maura Shenker wants to help small business owners make strides in the digital...

Many Pa. school districts are passing up free coronavirus testing even after a rise in cases
By Jamie Martines
Using past data to predict how the virus will spread in schools is difficult, said Abby Rudolph, an epidemiology and biostatistics professor at...

Temple University names center after Neshaminy grad, a trailblazing sports journalist
By Tom Sofield
Multi-award winning sports journalist Claire Smith and Temple University in Philadelphia announced the Claire Smith Center for Sports Media at the...

U.S., U.K. aircraft carriers lead show of naval might around South China Sea
This was based on a major policy shift since 2015 when Japan—whose military activity is constrained by its post-World War II pacifist constitution...
Deep learning opens up protein science’s next frontiers
By Johanna L. Miller
Any successful approach to protein-structure prediction, including the new deep-learning models, needs to draw on insights from biology, not just...
Pharmacies Prepare for Broader Covid-19 Booster Distribution
By Robbie Whelan and Sharon Terlep
“They’re going to have to get up to capacity again, which may not happen overnight,” said Jason Gallagher, a professor of pharmacy and infectious...

This is not the beloved Seattle I knew
By David Boardman
David Boardman is dean of the Klein College of Media and Communication at Temple University in Philadelphia.

Philly-based research consortium gets $29M federal grant to search for a cure for HIV
Scientists at Temple University’s Lewis Katz School of Medicine have also been carrying out cure-directed HIV research, and just received NIH...

The Messy Post-Roe Legal Future Awaiting America
By Rachel Rebouché
Rachel Rebouché is the interim dean and a professor of law at Temple University’s Beasley School of Law.