Temple alumnus Lydia Peterson is putting Philadelphia in the spotlight. Her new film, Walking On, focuses on a basketball player being caught between two worlds.

A survey from the Hope Center for College, Community, and Justice at Temple University showed bisexual, gay and lesbian students in California experienced inequities-related food insecurity more than their heterosexual counterparts, while Black, American Indian, Alaskan Native and Hispanic ...

Even when Black Friday was two weeks away, retailers were already launching thousands of deals online and in stores. For information on what can be expected this holiday shopping season, Newsy catches up with Sheri Lambert, a faculty member in the Department of Marketing at Temple’s Fox ...

“There are fewer doctors on shift, fewer hours, pay cuts and benefit losses. All of this affects the safety of the patient,” Robert McNamara, professor and chair of emergency medicine at Philadelphia’s Temple University Hospital, told the FT’s Kiran Stacey.

“Private equity companies have been putting the squeeze on doctors with reduced hours and staffing,” said Robert McNamara, head of the emergency medicine department at Temple University Hospital in Philadelphia.

Bridging that gap can be harder if there are racial differences, says Laura Siminoff, dean of the College of Public Health at Temple University and researcher who has studied the transplant field and healthcare inequities for more than two decades.

“Since the 1980s, gender-based toy marketing and division of toys by gender have become even more prominent. Assembly Bill No. 1084, however, is leading the way in a new direction. It requires large stores in California that sell toys to include a ‘reasonable’ selection of toys in a gender ...