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.

Three professors have been appointed Laura Carnell Professors in recognition of significant achievements in research, teaching and scholarship.

Heather Murphy will work with stakeholders in Uganda and India to improve sanitation conditions as part of a Bill and Melinda Gates grant-funded project.

Roger Ideishi travels across the U.S. to help ensure that people with disabilities have equal access to cultural experiences.

Senior Hope Watson will continue her education to earn a master’s degree in epidemiology after graduation.

Four Temple researchers were recruited to join the Mayor’s Task Force to Combat the Opioid Epidemic.