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March 2016
The Owls will have home-court advantage in the third round of the tournament when they host Ohio University at McGonigle Hall on Thursday.
Voting is now open to determine what or who is the ultimate representation of Temple.
Researchers from the Lewis Katz School of Medicine make another landmark discovery in the fight against HIV and AIDS.
The team will compete in the tournament for the sixth time, and the second year in a row.
Temple's brand campaign expands to show the impact Owls make in their communities and around the globe.
Jim Guare, CST ’77, ’83, helped invent Crixivan, an antiviral drug used widely to treat HIV.
A trip to South America inspired Yasmine Mustafa, FOX ’06, to use her entrepreneurial spirit for good.
Highest-ever rankings were achieved by programs in art, business, law, medicine and public health.
Jonathan Olshefski, SMC ’04, TFM ’11, spent nearly a decade documenting the happiness and hardship faced by the Rainey family.
The returns on Temple's investment in research have been enormous.