'We are not out of the woods yet': Despite another strong year, Temple Health has more to accomplish

By John George

While Temple University Health System has posted total profits of more than $310 million over its past three fiscal years, the North Philadelphia...

As vaccination efforts continue, COVID-19 isn’t the most serious threat facing some Philadelphians. Consider gun violence.

By Jason Laughlin and Jonathan Lai

“Whenever we’ve gone to the community, the number one thing for the last 10 years, the biggest barrier to the overall health for the community, is...

Rough recovery: Courts, jails slow to adapt to best-practices for addiction treatment

By Mardi Link

“That’s a problem with jails across the country – the level of care for the people incarcerated is not what it needs to be to keep them healthy,”...

Column: The U.S. sees itself as a white knight (emphasis on ‘white’)

By LZ Granderson

Temple University professor and political commentator Marc Lamont Hill summed...

Photos of Temple football's win against Wagner

By Heather Khalifa

Temple won their second game of the season at home with a 41–7 rout against Wagner on Saturday.

Reflections: ‘Pandemic brain’ not a sign you’re losing your mind

By Tracey O'Shaughnessy

“It’s this cognitive impairment that the whole world has been going through because it’s triggered by things like stress,” said Jeni Stolow, a...

This West Chester start-up will flag your cringeworthy Facebook posts before they get you in trouble

By Christian Hetrick

Such screenings are mostly done casually by hiring managers, said Jason Thatcher, a Temple University professor who studied how political social...

Can Moderna or J&J vaccine recipients get a Pfizer booster shot or should they wait?

By Scott Fallon

Jason Gallagher, a professor at Temple University's School of Pharmacy in Philadelphia, said the chemistry of the vaccines suggest it would still...

‘We continue to be very busy and full’: Temple University Health System’s annual profit climbs by 70%

By John George

Temple University Health had another strong year in fiscal 2021 highlighted by a 70% jump in net income driven largely by high volumes of both...

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...

Temple hosts free dental clinic

More than 1,000 individuals received free dental care at a special clinic hosted by Temple University’s Kornberg School of Dentistry on Friday,...

Temple hosts free dental clinic Friday and Saturday

The clinic offers free dental service with the Mission of Mercy and Temple Dental and it is being held at the Maurice H. Kornberg School of...

Murders Are Spiking in America

By David A. Graham

We have a vicious cycle. Guns on the street are fueling shootings, and more shootings are fueling more guns on the street,” Jerry Ratcliffe, a...

The Government Gave Free PPP Money to Public Companies Despite Warning Them Not to Apply

By Jack Taylor

Sam Rosen, a finance professor at Temple University who co-authored the study on public firm participation in the PPP, said it isn’t that...

'We continue to be very busy and full': Temple University Health System's annual profit climbs by 70%

By John George

Temple University Health had another strong year in fiscal 2021 highlighted by a 70% percent jump in net income driven largely by high volumes of...

Local volunteers help welcome evacuees from Afghanistan

By Alicia Vitarelli

Diba Atar, a Temple University senior, was one of 730 Philadelphia Medical Reserve Corps deployed to Philadelphia International Airport.

"A wake of confusion": The effects of the new Texas abortion law

By Matt Leon

We caught up with Rachel Rebouche, Interim Dean and Professor of Law at Temple University Beasley School of Law, to talk about what's been...

The "shadow docket" explained: should the Supreme Court have to show its work?

By Matt Leon

On this episode of KYW Newsradio In Depth, Temple University law professor Laura E. Little explains why this relatively new and previously under-...

New Research Provides Information for First Trial of CRISPR-Based HIV Therapy in Humans

By Jill Murphy

Researchers at the Lewis Katz School of Medicine at Temple University have been developing and refining CRISPR-based gene-editing technology for...

When will the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine be ready for kids?

By Adrianna Rodriguez

“This was a study of, ‘Do kids that get this dose have an adequate response similar to adults?’” said Jason Gallagher, clinical professor at...

Building the Panama Canal: How Teddy Roosevelt’s all-American vision made history

By Angelica Stabile

"Teddy Roosevelt was sort of the embodiment of the modern presidency in that he was able to sort of use the force of his will to get a lot of...

More People Are Turning to COVID-19 Monoclonal Antibody Treatments

By Valerie DeBenedette

They are the only available, effective therapy for anyone who is showing symptoms of COVID-19, ...

Campuses Can Protect Students And Cut Costs With EVs

By Rod Keller

This translated to lowered emissions at college campuses, as cited by Temple University which dropped its emissions by around 18% in the 2019-2020...

Report: Federal income-driven repayment 'built to be a debt trap'

By Jeremy Bauer-Wolf

But the new report, written by Mark Huelsman, a senior fellow at both the SBPC and the Hope Center for College, Community and Justice at Temple...

Another Successful Summer – NSWCPD and Temple University Conclude 10th Ship to Shore STEM Camp

By Adrien Ussery

2021 marks the tenth anniversary of Ship to Shore, a fruitful partnership between Naval Surface Warfare Center, Philadelphia Division (NSWCPD),...