With this funding, Temple Health will implement an electronic symptom monitoring system for patients undergoing cancer treatment. The PCORI initiative will be led by Amy J. Goldberg, the Marjorie Joy Katz Dean of Temple University’s Lewis Katz School of Medicine, and Erin Tagai, an assistant professor in the cancer prevention and control research program at Fox Chase Cancer Center.
Tyler will begin leasing space within PAFA’s Samuel M.V. Hamilton Building and will look to expand academic programs and begin a "critic-in-residency" program. The Tyler community will now also have access to the PAFA Museum.
Coinciding with its 100th anniversary, Temple University’s Diamond Marching Band will be serving up some serious spirit this November at the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade. This marks the band’s first appearance in the legendary annual holiday parade.
As teen birth rates reach historic lows, a new generation of mothers is reshaping the timeline of parenthood, backed by medicine, support and changing cultural values.
The papers will give scholars new insight into the two-term mayor’s career and legacy and will be preserved within Temple’s Charles L. Blockson Afro-American Collection—one of the nation’s leading research centers on the history and culture of people of African descent.
Few things are more annoying than receiving a push notification while trying to focus on the big game. But new research by Sunil Wattal and Vinod Venkatraman finds that those ads may have a higher chance of sticking with consumers, especially when they are timed right.
Assistant Professor of History Bench Ansfield explains why landlords set fire to their buildings in the Bronx and other U.S. cities in the recently released book Born in Flames.