A troubled sequel: Tokyo’s bid to remake classic 1964 Olympics set to disappoint

By Simon Denyer

Jeff Kingston, a political science professor at Temple University Japan, says there’s a chance that the best athletes of the world can rescue the...

Meet Dr. Jessica Mack, the Mastermind Behind “More Than Meatless Monday”

Her quest to further her studies led her to Temple University in Philadelphia, PA, where she graduated with a clinical Doctoral Degree.

Reducing Violence: Why Simple Solutions Won’t Work

By Greg Berman

“Libraries, parks, rec centers, pools, free internet — those are all crime prevention activities and resources,” Caterina Roman, Ph.D., a...

How the wealthy use debt ‘as a tool to screw the government and everybody else’

By Jillian Berman

And the higher education industry is capitalizing on it. Douglas Webber, an associate professor of economics at Temple University, said it’s not...

Remote Learning Hurt High School Students Academically, Emotionally

By Robert Preidt

"Notably, the thriving gap was larger among students in 10th through 12th grades than it was among ninth graders," study co-author Laurence...

Olympic couple Tara Davis and Hunter Woodhall define a generation of social-savvy athletes

By Emily Adams

Thilo Kunkel, director of the Sport Industry Research Center at Temple University, said  having a multi-platform audience is one of the best...

How Simone Biles lands her signature move, the Yurchenko double pike

By Tom Avril and Ellen Dunkel

For a breakdown of how Biles defies gravity, we spoke to Fred Turoff, a longtime Temple University gymnastics coach who studied physics in...

Bryant Simon’s Book ‘Everything But The Coffee’ Explores Starbucks’ Role In American Culture

By Gary Stern

According to Everything But the Coffee: Learning About America from Starbucks, written by Bryant Simon, a professor of history and director of...

Work-life balance improves audits, but not job satisfaction

By Michael Cohn

The study, by Jagan Krishnan, a professor of accounting at Temple University, recently published by the American Accounting Association, found...

Why has the number of Americans killed or wounded in road-rage shootings doubled in the past year?

By Justin Vallejo

Jerry Ratcliffe, a professor of criminal justice at Temple University, warns against comparing year-over-year crime figures, especially in low-...

This Philly musician is on a 511-day running streak that began when he took his wife’s remains to India

By Stephanie Farr

Temple alumnus Eddie Gieda, a musician and DJ, has now run 511 days straight in memory of his wife. Gieda started by running 13 miles a day—the...

‘I lost everything’: Well-known community activist asks for help after North Philly house fire

By Max Marin

Scott Charles, a gun violence educator and trauma outreach coordinator for Temple University Hospital, recalled Jacobs hounding him at his office...

Chronic male unemployment helps explain Philly's gun violence problem

By Hannah Kanik

A study out of Temple University, published earlier this year, found that COVID-19 restrictions have had a significant impact on the city's gun...

Rapper Cadence Weapon says under a 360 record deal, he was 'not personally making any money'

By CBC Radio

Since the 20th century, Black recording artists have been routinely underpaid by record companies, according to research undertaken by Stahl and...

Jordan Court Convicts Men for Seeking to Replace U.S.-Backed King

By Stephen Kalin and Suha Ma’ayeh

“It’s not good for any royal dynasty to see its ugly innards exposed,” said Sean Yom, a political-science professor at Temple University who...

Does the coronavirus delta variant mean I’ll need a vaccine booster?

By Zoë Read

“That doesn’t mean that it won’t last beyond that, it just means that the information still needs to be evaluated on a consistent basis,” said Dr...

Woodrow Wilson football coach leaves for college job

By Bill Evans

Woodrow Wilson football coach Preston Brown is leaving his alma mater to join the Temple University coaching staff as Director of Player Personnel...

Kaufman County wants to implement juvenile curfew law; parents could also be fined

By Eline de Bruijn

According to research from Temple University's Center for Public Health Law Research, there is insufficient evidence to support the effectiveness...

Temple Health discloses the deal it got for Cancer Treatment Centers of America’s Philly campus

By Harold Brubaker

Temple University Hospital Inc. paid $12 million for the buildings, equipment, and supplies of the former Cancer Treatment Centers of American...

MLK first heard the phrase ‘I Have A Dream’ from this remarkable woman you probably don’t know

By Mildred Europa Taylor

Hall was just 22 and had only recently graduated from Temple University with a degree in political science when she led that prayer vigil.

From Wuhan to Paris to Milan, the search for ‘patient zero’

By Eva Dou, Lyric Li, Chico Harlan and Rick Noack

“We can actually say surprisingly little about the pandemic origin,” said Sergei Pond, a Temple University biology professor, who has been...

10 Things You Didn’t Know about Marc Lamont Hill

By Camille Moore

Over the years, Temple University’s Marc Lamont Hill has become widely known all over the world and he’s built a very strong social media presence...

NIL rules add additional pressure, costs to small colleges

By Hilary Burns

“The more resources that schools have, the more people they have available to monitor what's been going on,” said Thilo Kunkel, sports management...

'The problem is much bigger' than the wealthiest 25 Americans avoiding taxes

By Matt Leon

Dr. Steven Balsam, Professor of Accounting at Temple University's Fox School of Business is on the KYW Newsradio In Depth podcast to talk about...

The woman helping direct $100k in Philly social enterprise funding is dedicated to boosting Black biz

By Layla A. Jones

Temple University alumna Chelsey Lowe is one of two people running the Well City Challenge, a citywide quest to develop new ventures that boost...