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November 2019
The bioengineers-in-training are creating a device intended to help physicians place chest tubes more accurately, improving patient outcomes.
The Joyce K. Salzberg Center for Professional Development will support liberal arts’ students in their future careers.
The Tokyo branch campus is home to a diverse student body drawn from around the world.
Here’s how to experience the best of Tokyo in two days, devised with help from the experts at Temple Japan.
The drug, rilpivirine, may also be effective against other mosquito-borne viral diseases.
October 2019
Associate Professor Beth Pfeiffer empowers individuals on the autism spectrum to aid others with disabilities in conquering public transportation.
After nearly four decades in office buildings, TUJ finally has a space to call its own, and a college experience to offer its students and faculty.
Mary DeMaio was once told she was too high-risk for a kidney transplant—but Temple doctors performed the surgery, saving her life.
Several of the alumni honored as Temple’s 30 Under 30 made a visit to campus last week to accept their awards.
Mitchell Morgan’s humble beginnings working as a store clerk in North Philadelphia shaped his vision as Board of Trustees chair.