The retirement of legendary basketball head coach Fran Dunphy didn’t last long. Dunphy is back on North Broad Street with a new role. He’s a Philly sports legend, and the winningest coach in Big 5 history. But after stepping away from coaching last year, Dunphy is back on North Broad ...

Dr. Molefi Asante, Chair of the Department of African American Studies at Temple University says June 19th, 1865, also known as Juneteenth, is a day that blacks in America should never forget.

Dr. Naomi Rosenberg, an emergency room physician at Temple University Hospital in Philadelphia, studied narrative medicine at Columbia and teaches it at Temple’s Lewis Katz School of Medicine. The discipline helps her “metabolize” what she takes in while caring for COVID-19 patients, ...

MAURA SHENKER, director of the Small Business Development Center at Temple University’s Fox School of Business and DONAVAN WEST, president of the local African American Chamber of Commerce, join us to talk about how local businesses have coped with the shutdown and the protests and what ...

“Maybe a tenth of the mail-in ballots were cast in 2016 primary as opposed to what we might be expecting now,” said Michael Sances, a political science professor at Temple University.

This guest column was written by LiRon Anderson-Bell, a strategic communication and digital media executive and university educator.

President Trump threatened to deploy the military on cities where protests and violence were taking place. But can he do that legally? Duncan Hollis, a law professor at Temple University, explains in an interview with NBC10’s Jacqueline London.