Introducing the new “Nelson Diaz Professorship” at Temple University Law School

By Jensen Toussaint

As it celebrates its 125th year, Temple University’s James E. Beasley School of Law has created a new esteemed honor, the Nelson Diaz...

Confused about NIL? 10 questions explore how name, image and likeness laws will change college sports

By Paul Myerberg

According to a study published in February by the Temple University School of Sport, Tourism and Hospitality Management, former Clemson...

The 5 Best Athlete's Foot Treatments, According to a Doctor

By Sara Coughlin

Read on to learn more about your best options for stamping out this condition, according to market research as well as podiatrist ...

Allentown nonprofits rally to the defense of the Morning Call newsroom

By Harold Brubaker

“They have earned this moniker of being vulture capitalists. We’ve seen in city after city how they absolutely drain the resources of these...

How the Black Lives Matter movement relates to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict

By Tanya Rivero

 Marc Lamont Hill, a professor at Temple University, joined CBSN's Tanya Rivero to talk about the Black Lives Matter movement and the Israeli-...

I’m done with unwanted hugs, and you can be, too

By Elizabeth Wellington

Touch can convey love, respect, and confidence, said Ravi S. Kudesia, assistant professor at the Fox School of Business at Temple University.

Meet 'that Oregon softball girl' on TikTok, Haley Cruse

By Dave Wilson

A recent study from Temple University's School of Sport, Tourism and Hospitality Management said women likely had a greater earning potential than...

Opportunities await Olympic sport athletes with proposed NCAA name, image and likeness rules

By Joey Kaufman

Thilo Kunkel, an associate professor for marketing and sports management at Temple University, thinks social media platforms will democratize NIL...

Philly Pharmacologists Are Developing a Promising Pain-Relieving CBD Analog Drug

By Laura Brzyski

Scientists from Temple’s Lewis Katz School of Medicine and local biopharma company Neuropathix are testing their compound, KLS-13019...

How to Tackle the Affordable Housing Crisis

David J. Wilk, assistant professor of finance and director of the real estate program at Temple University in Philadelphia, says, "...

American Cops Are Under Pressure To Rely Less On Guns And Take More Personal Risk

By Martin Kaste

British police are trained to subdue people without firing their guns, says Jerry Ratcliffe, a professor of criminal justice at Temple University...

The giant career mistake I would’ve made if I hadn’t trusted my mentor

By Kristen Graham

In a world where academics are often more about competition than the joy of learning, Temple's Ruth Ost urged students like me to slow down and...

Report Analyzes Effects of COVID-19 on Texas Students’ Mental Health, Employment and Basic Needs Insecurity

By Sarah Wood

“Basic needs insecurity stems from systematic, structural challenges,” said Dr. Sara Goldrick-Rab, president and founder of the Hope Center at...

Temple teams up with Prevention Point to host COVID-19 vaccine clinics in Kensington

By Maria Pulcinella

A new initiative from Temple University aims to bring the COVID-19 vaccine to the Kensington community, while eliminating common barriers of entry...

Rare ‘corpse flower’ blooms, stinks like rotting flesh at Temple’s Ambler campus

By Frank Kummer

Ben Snyder has made it his mission since graduating from Temple in 2016 to get a rare 'corpse plant' that stinks like a dead body to bloom. He's...

Moves in Medicine: New attitudes toward alcohol-related liver disease

By Heather Grubola

Temple takes it case-by-case, based on a patient's motivation to stop using alcohol and to address the underlying problems behind their alcohol...

In a Dark Year on Campus, Some Surprising Glimmers of Light

By Anemona Hartocollis

Xanthe Soter, a junior at Temple University, said she “thrived” academically this year, because there were so few distractions, and...

An employer-driven hospital rating system gains ground

By Harold Brubaker

“I think Leapfrog is as good as any, recognizing that each one has its strengths and weaknesses,” said Mike Young, president and chief executive...

Former Inquirer writer Mel Greenberg wins Basketball Hall of Fame’s Curt Gowdy Award

Mel Greenberg, longtime women's basketball reporter for the Inquirer and a Lew Klein Award winner, has added another honor to his shelf:...

Prepone That! Your Accent Is Funny! Readers Share Their ESL Stories

By Carolyn McCusker

Sergio Serrano, a professor of engineering science and applied mathematics at Temple University, is one of several non-native...

Temple University expert responds to CDC lifting mask mandate for those fully vaccinated

By Gray Hall

Dr. Thomas Fekete with Temple University's Lewis Katz School of Medicine, said "From a scientific point of view, it is very nice to...

Inside the year-long fight to figure out how the Pa. legislature spends taxpayer money on itself

By Angela Couloumbis

The journalists partnered with a team of Temple University students led by professor Aron Pilhofer to strip that mass of data out of clunky PDF...

Your social guide to Philly’s reopening

By Elizabeth Wellington

Ravi S. Kudesia, assistant professor of human resource management at The Fox School of Business at Temple University, advises “This is the time to...

Biden nominates first Black judge for federal court in Camden

By Jonathan Salant

President Joe Biden on Wednesday nominated U.S. Magistrate Judge Karen Williams to the U.S. District Court. If confirmed, the Temple law graduate...

With Hugs and Haircuts, U.S. Epidemiologists Start Returning (Carefully!) to Everyday Life

By Margot Sanger-Katz, Claire Cain Miller and Kevin Quealy

“I balance risks very carefully with benefits,” said Luther-King Fasehun, a doctor and an epidemiology Ph.D. student at Temple University.