Their aim is to make the world a more accessible place for everyone.

Juniors McKenna Burkhardt and Sophia Gulotti explain how they balance college life being the only two female student-athlete Army ROTC cadets at Temple.

The program creates a direct pathway from high school to college and nursing for students of color.

The Scholars are the first to be selected for a new program that bridges the gap between high school and college for students in North Philadelphia.

The pandemic has altered the way our brains function, making it harder for us to concentrate.

Nearly half a century after becoming the first Black woman to coach an NCAA fencing team, Temple’s Nikki Franke is still fueled by the joy of mentorship.

College of Public Health researchers are testing the cleanliness of private well water in Philadelphia area homes.

When the coronavirus pandemic created extra demand, Georgia Hight-Schickel stepped up to help.

A College of Public Health study is exploring COVID-19’s impact on individuals with substance use disorder.

The College of Public Health hosted a discussion of the pandemic’s implications and impacts on substance use disorder.

Knowing more about how our brains process profanity could help inform treatments, researchers say.