Trump’s Dubious ‘Standing Order’ to Declassify Documents

By Robert Farley

 “I have been engaged in declassification issues since the 1970s, and I can attest that there is no precedent for such a standing order,” Richard...

Higher Ed Must Change or Die

By Jason Wingard

 “I do not take the role as president of Philadelphia’s public university lightly, and I recognize the weight of my words. So, let me be crystal...

Temple revamps Flight shuttle service with help from engineering students

By Bryanna Gallagher

 It started as a school project, but now recommendations from a group of students have led to safety improvements at Temple University. The...

Temple University welcomes most diverse class ever

By Corey Davis

 Temple University is welcoming its most diverse class of students as thousands begin moving in this week, according to university officials. “We...

Students moving in at Temple Monday

Temple will welcome about 5,000 students this week, many of whom are getting a hand from proud family and friends. 

Back to school: Students to start moving in at Temple University

 In a sure sign that summer is winding down, it’s move in week at Temple University. NBC 10’s Miguel Martinez-Valle reports...

Concerns over COVID-19, monkeypox linger at Temple as students return to campus

By Tim Jimenez

 Students of Temple University’s Class of 2026 started to move in to campus Monday. White tents are set up in front of different residential...

Temple University names new chief medical officer

By Eliot Olaya

Nina Ross O'Connor, previously chief medical officer of Penn Medicine at Home and subacute and therapy services, has become chief medical officer...

What should business owners look for in a diversity educator? Philly experts share their tips.

By Erin Arvedlund

 “If you’re in a place with a lot of cosmopolitan transplants, then being a cosmopolitan transplant doesn’t matter so much,” said Robin Kolodny, a...

Lacking power, Supreme Court’s liberals find voice in dissent

By JOHN KRUZEL

According to Rachel Rebouché, dean of Temple University Beasley School of Law, some of the dissent’s warnings are now playing out as predicted....

How one community college is helping students through the housing crisis

By Barbara Shelly

 In a 2020 survey by the Hope Center for College, Community and Justice, based at Temple University in Philadelphia, 52% of community college...

Temple, Penn, and other Philly-area universities relax masking but stick with vaccine requirements for fall semester

By Susan Snyder

 Next Friday, thousands of Temple University students will participate in the time-honored tradition of Convocation, and for the first time since...

Exit interview: Dean Ronald Anderson on what’s next for Temple Fox School Of Business

By KRISTY BLEIZEFFER

On Tuesday, Temple University announced its current business school dean, Ronald Anderson, will step down in June 2023 and return...

Backing away from BBLs

By Kylie Gilbert

 “Cosmetic procedures are elective, not necessary, and the benefits of them are often more psychological than functional,” says David Sarwer,...

Temple University’s business school dean to step down next year

By Susan Snyder

 Ronald C. Anderson, who stepped in to lead Temple University’s Fox School of Business after a rankings scandal unfolded in 2018, will step down...

Ask the Experts: Military Credit Card Perks & Special Programs

By Dennis Martin

"I recommend military members, and all other customers, conduct their own research on financial institutions and companies that provide credit...

With or without federal student loan forgiveness, colleges must tackle affordability crisis, experts say

By Jessica Dickler

Increasingly, high school students are rethinking the value of a four-year degree. Many now say it’s just not worth the sky-high cost. “More and...

As 2024 LS polls approach, Oppn parties are chopping and changing strategy

By Aditi Phadnis

 Adam Ziegfeld, associate professor of political science at Temple University in Philadelphia, says: “The BJP and Congress might not like it.”

Temple leaders visited the Middle East to learn new ways to combat antisemitism, foster partnerships

By Susan Snyder

Temple University’s top leaders took a 10-day trip to the Middle East to foster relations with universities, visit historic religious sites, and ...

Addicted to exercise

By Elizabeth B. Krieger

“It’s a control thing,” says Michael Sachs, professor in the Department of Physical Education at Temple University and a specialist in exercise ...

Spiraling rents are wreaking havoc on college students seeking housing for the fall

By Jon Marcus

 Many students were on the sidelines even before these fares increased. More than a quarter of those at community colleges and 16% at four-year...

US will not allow China to isolate Taiwan, Pelosi says in Tokyo

By SETH ROBSON AND HANA KUSUMOTO

China’s missile tests give Kishida ammunition for his goal of significantly boosting Japan’s military budget, according to Jeff Kingston, a...

How Biden’s Response To Monkeypox Reflects Crisis Management Lessons Learned From Covid

By Edward Segal

“The lessons learned about how to communicate about both HIV and COVID-19 are important to understand how to respond to monkeypox, trying to be...

An animal tranquilizer is making street drugs even more dangerous

By Martha Bebinger

 “We’re certainly seeing a lot more wounds, and we’re seeing some severe wounds,” said Joe D’Orazio, the director of medical toxicology and ...

How a Kansas City area community college is helping students handle the housing crisis

By Barbara Shelly

 In a 2020 survey by the Hope Center for College, Community and Justice, based at Temple University in Philadelphia, 52% of community college...