Japan Announces New Defense Spending Plan

But leaders in China, North Korea and Russia denounced the plan. China said Japan was overreacting to the Chinese threat as a way to provide a...

West Texas Still Tops Patent Venues, Even After Cases Randomized

By Michael Shapiro

What’s driving a lot of the filing in the last 5 months since the order was entered is there are a lot of cases filed before the order was entered...

Experts: Don't like a gift? Don't wait to return it

By Caitlin Burchill

As you start thinking about returns, Temple University Associate Professor of Marketing Sheri Lambert says many companies are now charging...

Black History Month: The Role of Higher Education in Black Activism

By Erik Cliburn

These individuals and their impact, along with many like them, demonstrate the important role that colleges and universities can play in shaping...

With focus on Nansei Islands, Japan prepares for potential Taiwan conflict

By GABRIEL DOMINGUEZ

“A conflict over Taiwan has long been a theoretical possibility in the minds of Japanese strategists,” said James D.J. Brown, an associate...

2023’s Best Cities for Cookie Lovers

By Sav Maive

Lu Lu, Ph.D., associate professor, Temple University, Department of Tourism and Hospitality Management, School of Sport, Tourism and Hospitality...

Why Jonny can’t read: The great disconnect between reading science and policy

By Kathy Hirsh-Pasek and Roberta Michnick Golinkoff

 In the spring of 2022, reports showed that only 67% of third graders were reading at grade level in the aftermath of the pandemic. Following on...

Cardiovascular Risk Factors Contribute to Alzheimer Disease and Dementia Risk

By Jessica Nye, PhD

This featured review article, written by investigators from Temple University Lewis Katz School of Medicine in the United States, discussed recent...

2023’s Best Cities for Pastry Lovers

By Sav Maive

Lu Lu, associate professor, School of Sport, Tourism and Hospitality Management, Temple University, was cited as an expert in this study about...

ALS patients contend with $158K price tag on new drug

By MATTHEW PERRONE

Terry Heiman-Patterson, a neurologist at Temple University, says it’s taken about four to six hours of phone calls with insurers to get each new...

I was a medical student and accidentally blew up on Tiktok. Now I have a new side hustle as an influencer.

By Rasha Aly

“I’m in the early stages of being a student influencer. My TikTok blew up almost overnight, and now companies are reaching out to me for...

Children’s play time is a key to early learning

By By David Bjorkgren

“Learning has to be active, it has to be engaged, meaningful, socially interactive, iterative and, importantly, it has to be joyful. And what are...

Why Qatar's sportswashing project is surviving World Cup controversies

By Daniel Rouse

“Oil and gas have done a lot of things to the Gulf, but one thing that they’ve done to all these countries—like the Emirates and Qatar and Kuwait...

How to advance computer science education in Philadelphia? First, focus on the teachers

By Sarah Huffman

Jamie Payton, professor of computer and information sciences from Temple University, said the focus has been on getting computer science into...

Colorado’s college students are feeling the pressure as inflation exacerbates food insecurity

By Paolo Zialcita

Food insecurity is a major concern across college campuses nationwide. A study from Temple University found that 38% of college students are...

Philadelphia-area projects received over $339M in RACP grants this year. These are the biggest recipients.

By Ryan Mulligan

Other notable project grants includes $2.5 million to overhaul the lighting on City Hall, allowing for more creative and remote-controlled light...

Temple president discusses safety challenges impacting North Philadelphia campus

Temple University President Jason Wingard plans to move himself and his family into a North Philadelphia rowhome in an effort to immerse himself...

Temple president to live alongside students

By Josh Moody

Amid the ongoing safety concerns of students and parents, President Jason Wingard and his family are moving from Chestnut Hill to a university-...

Two state lawmakers want to audit Philadelphia and Pittsburgh sports stadiums.

By Harrison Cann

Michael Leeds, a sports economist and professor at Temple University, agreed, stating that cities and local politicians are “damned if you do and...

Black troops, Civil War, summer camp: Philly suburb fights for more than a community center

By Kelly Powers

Some 11,000 men, 11 infantry units, would pass through these gates, landing on battlefields across the country and earning medals for their...

Wingard: Moving to North Philadelphia; an intentional approach to community engagement

By Jason Wingard

“Within a few months, I will move with my wife, Gingi, and our family into a rowhouse on Carlisle Street—situated in the North Philadelphia...

A Temple University president will live in its North Philadelphia neighborhood for the first time in decades

By Susan Snyder

Temple University president Jason Wingard plans to move from Chestnut Hill to a North Philadelphia rowhouse to be closer to campus and the school’...

Temple University president moving a block from North Philadelphia campus

By Corey Davis

Temple University President Jason Wingard is planning to move a block from campus in an effort to further engage with students and families in...

Temple University president, Henderson grad will be first in decades to move to school’s North Philly neighborhood

By Leah Mikulich

Temple University President Jason Wingard, a Henderson High School graduate who grew up in West Chester, plans to move from his current Chestnut...

Amid students’ open letter about crime, Temple U’s president moving close to campus

Temple University says it’s addressing concerns about crime on campus and the president is moving to be closer to students to understand what it’s...