Temple will open its eight-game American Athletic Conference football schedule with an Oct. 2 meeting at Lincoln Financial Field against Memphis and close it Nov. 27 at home against Navy.

Coach John Chaney was much more than a basketball coach at Temple University. When President Peter J. Liacouras hired Chaney, it was an important step in making diversity one of Temple's special contributions to higher education.

Kenneth Finkel, a professor in the department of history at Temple University, and the author of "Insight Philadelphia: Historical Essays Illustrated," is quoted in this detailed history of violence against Black people duirng the 1918 flu epidemic in Philadelphia.

“Those who have the resources to be online and a high-speed internet connection as well as some digital literacy were able to take advantage,” said Maura Shenker, director of Temple University’s Small Business Development Center. “Especially now, service-based businesses like bookkeeping ...

The Tulsa Race Massacre of 1921 was one of the worst acts of racial violence in American history, leaving up to 300 people dead, most of them Black, virtually all of the 10,000 Black residents homeless, and almost every home, business and church in a 35-block area in ashes.

Chichi Ilonzo Momah, a Black female COO and pharmacist-in-charge at Springfield Pharmacy, has been on the frontlines amid COVID-19 for a long time. Now, she is now one of the first independent community pharmacists in the area to be vaccinating older adults.

The Philadelphia Inquirer has an overwhelmingly white newsroom and fails to retain journalists of color, resulting in news coverage that overrepresents people who are white and male, an independent review by Temple University researchers released this week found.