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These Philly Coronavirus Medical Milestones Prove Hope Is Not Lost
There are currently no approved treatments or cures for COVID-19, which has sickened more than 10,000 people in Philadelphia and caused more than 400 deaths. […]
Philly Health-Care Students Are Gathering PPE for Local Medical Workers
Every day, healthcare professionals put their own safety on the line in order to treat patients. Since the start of the coronavirus outbreak, though, the […]
Temple’s Online MBA Makes a Less Than Triumphant Return to U.S. News Rankings
When U.S. News & World Report released its latest rankings on Tuesday for the nation’s best online MBA programs, Temple’s Fox School of Business — home to the […]
The Top 5 Healthcare Stories of 2019
NextHealth PHL launched in May 2019, just days before the BIO International Convention brought nearly 20,000 healthcare professionals from around the world to Philadelphia. Six […]
Why Olive Oil Should Be Part of Your New Year’s Resolution
A new year and a new decade are approaching, which means many people are undoubtedly looking for new ways to make their lives better in […]
Temple Settles State Investigation Into Online MBA Rankings Scandal for $250K
Remember when Temple University falsified data about its business school programs in order to get higher rankings from U.S. News & World Report magazine? Well, […]
The Shortage of Black Male Doctors Is Medicine’s Real Emergency
When Sean Brown decided to pursue a career in medicine, he expected to be one of a few black men in medical school — he […]
Apartment Profile: Vantage
As you peruse these renderings of the common spaces and apartments at Vantage, the Goldenberg Group’s recently completed follow-up to The View at Montgomery directly […]
Temple’s New Basketball Coach Talks Allen Iverson and the Team’s Owl Mascot
My full name is … Aaron Fitzgerald McKie. I actually don’t know where the “Fitzgerald” came from. Maybe Kennedy? I grew up in … North […]
No Matter How Many Games It Wins, Temple Shouldn’t Build a Football Stadium
Last year, Philadelphia magazine asked: “Has Temple University Lost Its Way?” As a faculty member and a union official at the university, I worry the […]
Temple Students, Let That HBCU Comparison Die
There’s been an ongoing claim among some Black students at Temple University that their campus life mirrors that at historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs). […]
A Look Inside Temple’s New $175 Million Charles Library
When it came to planning the new Charles Library at Temple University, there was a particular problem Joe Lucia, the school’s dean of libraries, had to […]
Temple’s Football Program Has Made the Case for a Home of Its Own
It is an unusually warm day for football — 80 muggy degrees under a cloudy sky. The Temple Owls are playing the Maryland Terrapins, the […]
Temple Is the Latest to Join a Nationwide Effort to Diversify Medical Research
Temple University recently announced a partnership with the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and the University of Pittsburgh to open an enrollment site for the All […]
Outdoor Smoking Bans Are Spreading — and Useless
Let’s get one thing out of the way: Smoking kills you. It’s the leading cause of preventable death in the United States, and every year half […]