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December 2013
Temple University announced today that it will reduce the number of its intercollegiate athletic programs by seven, effective July 1, 2014. The...
Temple’s Diamond Marching Band is ready for its close-up: Among other high-profile performances this year, the band will appear in the new Martin...
SynVivo, a synthetic, in-vivo vascular environment on a chip that has its origins in a technology developed by Temple Mechanical Engineering Chair...
It is well known that teenagers take risks—and when they do, they like to have company. Teens are five times likelier to be in a car accident when in...
Temple University President Neil D. Theobald has announced the appointment of Kenneth Kaiser as Temple’s vice president, chief financial officer and...
The University City Science Center in Philadelphia has awarded Temple two proof-of-concept grants: one for the development of a novel therapy for the...
Temple engineers and neuroscientists are developing a pediatric blood-brain barrier system on a chip, which offers great potential for studying the...
This fall, the College of Health Professions and Social Work was awarded more than $14 million in research grants, which will help further research...
November 2013
She's heard it since she was 9 years old: African-Americans don't play hockey, people tell her—and girls don't play either. But...
Erik Cordes, marine biologist and assistant professor of biology at Temple, will lead an NSF-funded, three-week research cruise in the Gulf of Mexico...