At G7, Japan quietly strengthens alliances

By William Yang

Prime Minister Fumio Kishida is "leveraging" Japan's G7 presidency to draw the world's attention to the challenging security situation in the...

The Financial Acumen Every Leader Needs To Know If They’re Not A CFO

By Benjamin Laker

It’s echoed by Vijay Pereira and Amir Shoham, professors at France’s NEOMA Business School and the Fox School of Business at Temple University,...

Certificates… From a Philosophy Department

By Ryan Quinn

 Miriam Solomon said she was behind creating an ethics certificate at Temple University that started in fall 2016, when she was...

Why Some Mass Shootings — And Their Victims — Go Uncounted

By ROD MCCULLOM

The increase in firearm violence correlates with stay-at-home orders meant to slow viral transmission, said Jessica Beard, a trauma surgeon at...

Four decades later, embers of Philly’s MOVE bombing still smoldering | Michael Coard

By Michael Coard

Temple University professor and award-winning journalist Linn Washington, who was present as an eyewitness at the scene on May 13, 1985, and who...

No clear frontrunner in Philadelphia mayoral race

 But unlike the recent mayoral race in Chicago—where the top candidates offered very different approaches to public safety—the gap between...

Japan’s Most Popular Politician Wants to Bring His Analogue Country Into the Digital Age

By CHARLIE CAMPBELL

“He’s a really smart, articulate, talented politician, which are not thick on the ground here,” says Jeffery Kingston, director of Asian studies...

Fox Chase-Temple Urologic Institute introduced through new collaborative initiative

By Hannah Clarke

Fox Chase Cancer Center and Temple Health have announced plans to implement the new Fox Chase-Temple Urologic Institute to treat patients with...

Bucks County company's catheter invented at Temple med school gets FDA OK

By John George

A Bucks County medical device company has received Food and Drug Administration approval for a product invented at the Lewis Katz...

Temple fencer earns prestigious engineering scholarship

By Jennifer Hernandez

For the first time in more than 30 years, two Temple University women are recipients of the Goldwater Scholarship in the same year. The first was...

Philadelphia mayoral race homes in on crime policies

By BROOKE SCHULTZ

The outcome of that race and the contest in Philadelphia could determine how the Democratic Party addresses crime and public safety in future...

Is Japan’s Toshimitsu Motegi eyeing the top job despite his aloof image and low support ratings?

By Julian Ryall

“He has been listed as one of the ‘next generation’ potential leaders of the party and a future prime minister, but my sense is that he is just...

Countries are already moving to regulate AI. Will the US join the party?

By Derek B. Johnson

 Subodha Kumar, a professor of statistics, operations and data science and director of the Center for Business Analytics and Disruptive...

Newman’s Judicial Fitness Lawsuit Enters ‘Uncharted Territory’

By Kelcee Griffis

“It’s extremely uncommon for judicial disability matters to even get to the point of formal proceedings, much less for the judge in question to...

After a tough year for Temple, Thursday’s commencement was a time to celebrate

By Susan Snyder

The 70-something-degree, sunny weather on Thursday was perfect for Commencement pictures, by the Owl statue, by the Bell Tower in campus center,...

Eagles Defense Being Rebranded by Savvy Sean Desai?

By CALEB SKINNER

Sean Desai’s NFL experience with the Chicago Bears and Seattle Seahawks is probably far more germane to his new job as defensive coordinator with...

40 Under 40: Ernest Ngirimana, Temple University Health System

By Lisa Dukart

The last few years have battered health systems, not just on the personnel side, but on the financial side. Thanks to Ernest Ngirimana’s financial...

Temple researchers to study how drinking water from private wells impacts children’s health

By Zoë Read

Temple University researchers are recruiting rural and suburban families with private wells to better understand the impacts of drinking well...

Temple University now offers a porn-studies course. In the class, students talk about things they 'don't even discuss with their

By Annalise Mabe

This semester, Temple University introduced its first porn studies course, where undergraduate and graduate students discuss sexuality, intimacy...

‘We deserve much better’: Critics oppose Philly’s plan for evaluating Sixers arena proposal

By Aaron Moselle

Edward Gruberg, a Temple biology professor, said he examined a traffic study the team commissioned, a copy of which a supporter obtained through a...

Graphic images of Texas mall shooting spread on Twitter, rekindling debate on how much to share

“It’s time, with the permission of a surviving parent, to show what a slaughtered 7-year-old looks like,” David Boardman, dean of Klein College of...

Exploring diversity, compensation among academic cardiothoracic surgeons

By Michael Walter

“These data demonstrate that the relationship between race/ethnicity and compensation is complex,” lead author Cherie P. Erkmen, a professor with ...

Title 42 expiration: What's next for migrants applying for asylum at US’ southern border?

By Maria Ramirez Uribe

“Safe pathways have really been cut back and so asylum-seekers and others have no choice but to amass at the border, and that’s what’s creating...

The Inquirer and Temple University present the ‘Playing Fields, not Killing Fields’ series

By Colin Evans

Temple University’s Logan Center for Urban Investigative Reporting and the Claire Smith Center for Sports Media, in partnership with the...

Smell of weed on N.J. and Philly roads spurs fears of unsafe driving

By Alfred Lubrano

Sara Jane Ward, professor in the Center for Substance Abuse Research at Temple University’s Lewis Katz School of Medicine, agreed. “So much work...