30 Under 30—Social impact: Ofo Ezeugwu

While attending Temple University, Ofo Ezeugwu says he heard horror stories from students living on and around campus, ranging from female...

The urgent imperative for corporations to promote financial literacy in communities of color

By Earl Carr

Education and awareness are the best ways to combat the cycle of poverty along with assistance from fellow citizens. To improve this statistic,...

Touted by Allure, Temple grad's Pound Cake brand out to disrupt cosmetics industry

By Lisa Dukart

Not many entrepreneurs can say they have an award-winning product before they’ve even gone to market, but that’s what happened for Camille Bell...

Temple’s business school is ready to ‘close this ugly chapter’ after its former dean is convicted in rankings scandal

By Susan Snyder

The dean of Temple University’s Fox School of Business saw the news alert Monday afternoon: His predecessor had been convicted of manipulating the...

Trump appointed a lot of judges. What is Biden doing?

KYW Newsradio caught up with Craig Green, professor of Law at Temple University Beasley School of Law, to discuss the topic.

12 health systems opening hospitals

By Alia Paavola

Philadelphia-based Temple University Health System said Nov. 18 it will turn the campus it acquired earlier this year into a hospital for women’s...

Temple University Health System get a big credit-rating upgrade from Fitch

By Harold Brubaker

In a sign of its continuing financial improvement, Temple University Health System on Wednesday received a two-notch upgrade into investment-grade...

Kenyatta calls for state of emergency on gun violence in Philadelphia

By Stephen Williams

Scott Charles, trauma outreach manager at Temple University Hospital who was at the news conference, said that for every person who is shot, there...

BMI’s role: ‘A blanket approach is not acceptable any longer'

By Erin Michael

“While BMI is flawed, it is still an important measure,” David B. Sarwer, director of the Center for Obesity Research and Education in the College...

Temple lacrosse coach Bonnie Rosen: ‘Sports has always been in my life’

By Matt Leon and Andre Bennett

Bonnie Rosen has spent 15 seasons as the head women’s lacrosse coach at Temple University. The Bala Cynwyd native was a three-sport athlete at...

Supreme Court hears arguments in Mississippi abortion case. What are the key takeaways?

The Supreme Court this morning heard arguments in a case that will determine the future of abortion rights in the United States. Today on AirTalk...

A brief history of shuffling your songs, from Apple to Adele

By Shira Feder

“Most people don’t change from default settings unless they have almost an ideological reason to do so,” says Devon Powers, associate professor at...

Temple Health doctors discover high-tech solutions for pancreatic cancer complications

“I was getting ready for church and I got severely sick,” remembers Karen Burkhimer of the Parkwood section of Northeast Philadelphia. Karen...

Dr. Thomas Fekete explains what is known about omicron variant and how we can protect ourselves

Thomas Fekete joins CBS3 for this special segment. He is a professor of medicine at the Lewis Katz School of Medicine at Temple University, with a...

Resurrecting the White Swan Mindset, How much more can be forecast

Guntram Werther, a professor in the Fox School of Business, discusses his book Resurrecting the White Swan Mindset, How much more can be forecast...

Physicians urge preventative screenings this Lung Cancer Awareness Month

By Katie Pratt

Gerard Criner, chair and professor of thoracic surgery and medicine at Temple University’s Lewis Katz School of Medicine, said early detection is...

Newly renovated Fairmount Park playhouse offers kids serious fun as an antidote to screen time

By Inga Saffron

Professor of Psychology at Temple University Kathy Hirsh-Pasek said some of that pushback from the free-range parenting advocates is a result of...

Maybe the best gift of all is sleep for both baby and parents: The best Snoo sale of the season is here

By Francesca Krempa

 Not familiar with the Snoo? Or maybe you just want to learn more. Here to answer all your questions is Melissa Horger, a developmental...

Delco native and Temple grad debuts film based on her basketball days, Walking On

By Shara Dae Howard

Delaware County native and Temple graduate Lydia Peterson is debuting her first film, Walking On, this month.

Japan, Vietnam pledge closer ties amid ‘serious concerns’ over South China Sea

By Kyodo and Julian Ryall

Hiromi Murakami, a political science professor at Temple University’s Tokyo campus, said Vietnam had become more important for Japanese companies...

Many students lack access to food, despite efforts by MU, other universities

By Jared Gendron

Sara Goldrick-Rab, founder and president of nonprofit Temple University’s Hope Center for College, Community and Justice, addressed college hunger...

Temple University disburses nearly $40 million in COVID-19 relief to students

By Chanel Hill

Temple University has disbursed nearly $40 million in COVID-19 relief assistance to students. Through the Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund (...

How an NBA player’s genetic heart disease led to advocacy for hypertrophic cardiomyopathy

By Dr. L. Nedda Dastmalchi

Lily Nedda Dastmalchi, a physician and cardiology fellow at Temple University Hospital, writes about how Jared Butler is now playing in the NBA...

COVID boosters: Everything you need to know right now

By Erin L. Boyle

With so much research being conducted in real time, it can be hard to keep up with what’s true, what’s not, what you should be doing and when....

Parnell’s withdrawal from Senate race opens door for Dr. Oz, others

By Linda Stein

“It means the Trump endorsement is up for grabs again,” said Robin Kolodny, chair of the political science department at Temple University.