In Japan, Turning the Tables on Rude Customers

By Motoko Rich and Hisako Ueno

 “The Japanese have the attention to detail, and it’s the envy of the tourism and hospitality world,” said Benjamin Altschuler, an associate...

Temple/St. Luke’s Med Student is Former Olympic Gymnast

When he’s not “rounding” on hospitalized patients at St. Luke’s Bethlehem campus as he trains to become a physician, Temple/St. Luke’s medical...

Empty nesters are sad to see their kids leave the house. They can be even more distressed when they return home

By BETH GREENFIELD

 Readjusting to a child’s return is “going to be different in different families,” says Laurence Steinberg, psychology professor at Temple...

Temple University researchers look to transform wound care with soy-based OmegaSkin product

By John George

 After more than a decade of research and development, a trio of faculty members from Temple University’s College of Engineering have developed a...

Are art schools over? DCAD, UArts and the trend of closures this year

By Holly Quinn

“We really can’t underestimate the impact of COVID on disrupting education in general,” said Susan Cahan, dean of Temple University’s Tyler School...

GAO Report on Students’ Food Insecurity Highlights SNAP Gap

By Katherine Knott

This reinforces the brokenness of the SNAP student rules, and the need for deep reform in the rules, and sort of rewriting other rules,” said Mark...

Trump is trying to stop Harris from using Biden's campaign funds. Here's why it's an uphill battle.

By Maya Levine

 Robin Kolodny, a Temple University professor of political science and a campaign finance expert, predicted that if Harris became the nominee the...

Now what? Political experts weigh in on what happens next in 2024 presidential race

By Bryanna Gallagher

"There's no reason the Democratic party has to choose Vice President Harris just because Biden said they should. He doesn't exert that control...

Japan’s top general lauds closer South Korea military ties as mutual concerns grow over China, North Korea

By Oren Liebermann and Brad Lendon

Regional analyst James Brown said the Japan-South Korea meeting showed just how far the bilateral relationship has come under South Korean...

Biden has quit. Where does his campaign money go now?

By Maya Levine

What if Biden donors don't like the new ticket? Can they get their money back?

You can always ask for a refund...

Podiatrists Are Coming For Your Summer Jellies (And 3 Other Types Of Shoes)

By Jillian Wilson

 Lesly Robinson, the interim associate dean of academic affairs at the Temple University School of Podiatric Medicine in Philadelphia, said her...

Annual Philly gathering discusses democracy and race --- over beer

By Kylan Watson

Later in the event, all of the attendees broke into small groups to discuss becoming better leaders. During the talk many issues came up about...

Newly found circuit through visual cortex powers first look at faces

By OLIVIA GIEGER

 It has long been suspected that face detection took some additional pathway before reaching the cortical areas involved in face processing, says ...

Resolve Philly panel discusses benefits of hiring re-entry workers

By Sherry Stone

Resolve Philly and Temple University sponsored a panel discussion this past week on the benefits of hiring formerly incarcerated people. The event...

Journalism students from Temple University are preparing for Paris Olympics

Four students at Temple University are getting ready to report on the Olympics from Paris. NBC10’s Fred Shropshire has their stories.

Las Vegas NBA Team Set to Be Most Expensive US Sports Franchise

By Randall Williams and Kim Bhasin

 “Vegas is a unicorn,” said Michael Leeds, a sports economist and professor at Temple University. The combination of the city being a major...

‘It is devastating’: unprecedented floods in US strain small businesses

By Mary Cunningham

“In the past two years, businesses experienced disaster damages and closures not only in higher-risk states like Florida and California but also...

Republicans put abortion disagreements aside at 'unity' convention

By Kayla Epstein and Holly Honderich

Invoking the 14th Amendment to protect ‘every life’ is clearly a call to fetal personhood,” said Rachel Rebouché, dean and law professor at...

Temple University engineers tap into the powers of soy to heal wounds

By Nicole Leonard

 At a laboratory benchtop surrounded by bins of funnels and syringes, robotic parts, beakers, microscopes, and other machines, Temple University...

Best car insurance in Pennsylvania

By Candace Baker

Krupa S. Viswanathan, associate professor, Risk, Insurance, and Healthcare Management Department, Fox School of Business, Temple University was...

Homer Jackson, celebrated interdisciplinary artist and adjunct professor at Temple, has died at 67

By Gary Miles

Homer Jackson, 67, of Philadelphia, a celebrated performance, installation, and multimedia artist, adjunct professor at Temple University, jazz...

Temple University to host forum on Fair Chance Hiring

By Ryan M. Moser

This Thursday, July 18, at 9:30 a.m., Temple University will host a forum called ‘Equal Opportunities: Fair Chance Hiring in Philadelphia’ inside...

Temple details timeline for start of John Fry’s presidency

By Ryan Mulligan

 John Fry will take over at Temple University effective Nov. 1, board Chair Mitchell L. Morgan said Tuesday. The Drexel University president was...

John Fry and the city

By Larry Platt

If, like me, you’ve been looking for reasons to be hopeful in these weird and getting weirder times, you maybe felt an unfamiliar sweep of...

Temple prof empowers students with hands-on learning and leadership at Pride

By Lauren Rowello

 “[Young people] are already taking over the reins—and that to me is incredibly powerful,” said Scott Gratson, Temple University’s director of...