Should Elon Musk be trusted with human brains? Neurologist weighs in on Neuralink

By Rebecca Mezistrano

Elon Musk’s Neuralink has successfully implanted its first brain chip into a human patient. While this marks a major milestone in the development...

Lung screening saves lives: How Temple Lung Center is screening Philly community against lung cancer

Local doctors are bringing hope to patients who may be at risk for developing lung cancer and other conditions in the chest area. The Temple...

Best business bank accounts

By John Kiernan

Michael L. Schirmer, assistant professor of Practice, Department of Marketing, Integrative Business Applications Group, Fox honors faculty fellow...

Flower Show continuing until Sunday

 Several local high schools and colleges created interesting displays. W.B. Saul High School of Agricultural Sciences included an old tractor and...

Interview: Ralph Young on his new book ‘American Patriots: A Short History Of Dissent’

By Cyril Mychalejko

Ralph Young is a history professor at Temple University. He is the winner of several major teaching awards, including the College of Liberal Arts...

Five things not to miss and one to skip at the 2024 Philadelphia Flower Show

By Stephanie Farr

Several exhibits this year highlight the beauty of nature reclaiming spaces abandoned by humanity, including W.B. Saul High School of Agricultural...

Hospitals Banned From Deporting Undocumented Patients in Philadelphia

By Nick Mordowanec

Jennifer Lee, an associate law professor at Temple University, told Newsweek via phone on Friday that it’s still too early to know how the law...

Late-night shows are hot again: What that could mean ahead of November

By JUDY KURTZ

“Certainly there’s a new energy coming out of late night right now,” said Geoffrey Baym, a media studies professor at Temple University and author...

Temple University Health System cut its operating loss in last six months of 2023

By Harold Brubaker

Temple University Health System trimmed its operating loss to $75.3 million in the last six months of 2023, compared to a loss of $103.1 million...

Temple and Penn Alumna Temeko Richardson Engineers Inspirational Films and Series

By Tom White

Executive producer and CEO of RLC Group Productions, Temeko Richardson, has incorporated technical, analytical, and operational knowledge garnered...

Why there aren’t more Black men in PR

By Allison Carter

“Public relations is defined by bringing the best ideas to the table. And if those ideas are not represented in this fullest, diverse sense as...

A New Book Looks at Philadelphia’s Black History, Century by Century

By Kimberly Haas

A new book by Philadelphia-based educator, writer, historian and Hidden City contributor Amy Jane Cohen is the latest contribution to that...

Angela Udongwo Is using hair to address disparities in medical imaging

By Ariel Baker

Angela Udongwo calls her journey to becoming a Black health hero “serendipity.” If you’ve yet to learn about her work, Udongwo, who is a third-...

Does Haley have the money to stay in the GOP race for Super Tuesday? 'Absolutely,' one expert says.

By Victor Reklaitis

“Does she have the money to hang on until the first Tuesday in March? Absolutely, she does,” said Robin Kolodny, a professor of political science...

The History of Self-Immolation as Political Protest

By SOLCYRÉ BURGA AND SIMMONE SHAH

“It’s an act of despair,” says Ralph Young, a history professor at Temple University. “You feel that there’s nothing that you can do, or that...

Oscars 2024: Temple University professors remember alum Da'Vine Joy Randolph as 'huge talent'

By Caroline Goggin

Before actress Da’Vine Joy Randolph made it big in Hollywood, the Philadelphia native made a home at Temple University. “I feel incredibly...

Japan-South Korea ties under scrutiny over future of continental shelf in East China Sea

By Julian Ryall

James Brown, a professor of international relations at the Tokyo campus of Temple University, believes the Block 7 situation could easily be...

Pennsylvania lawmakers, educators look for ways to fix teacher shortage

By Dan Snyder, Casey Kuhn

Melody Dorsainvil, an early childhood education major at Temple University, detailed some of the challenges she’s faced. “From tuition to books to...

While pay for Pa. student teachers is coming, advocates say educator shortage needs more attention

By Kristen A. Graham

Monika Shealey, dean of Temple’s College of Education and Human Development, said the student teacher stipend—which so far has $10 million in...

Small study shows a possible reason some long COVID patients experience 'brain fog'

By Dr. Jade Cobern

“A lot of long COVID symptoms, especially brain fog, are often written off as ‘oh that’s all in your head’ but this study is suggesting an actual...

3 obvious money lessons from 'Broke Millennial' I wish I'd learned sooner

By Katherine McLaughlin

As Lowry reports in “Broke Millennial,” a study by George Mason University and Temple University found that those who don’t negotiate their first...

Your Self-Care Guide For Axial Spondyloarthritis

By MARYGRACE TAYLOR

“If a patient has had trauma, like an injury or a recent infection, it can make them more achy,” says Lawrence Brent, associate director of the...

Amid fentanyl crisis, Oregon lawmakers propose more funding for opioid addiction medication in jails

By Claire Rush

States have a key role to play in boosting funding for such treatment in jails that is often overlooked, said Jonathan Larsen, legal program...

What’s next after the Alabama ruling that counts IVF embryos as children?

By Kim Chandler and Geoff Mulvihill

What happens as a result of the new ruling is murky, said Rachel Rebouché, dean of the Beasley School of Law in Philadelphia. She noted that...

Philly City Council pushes bill allowing student-athletes to make promo deals

By Samuel O'Neal

Thomas hosted a press conference at Temple University’s Beasley School of Law announcing a partnership between his office and Temple on Jan. 24....