Temple University is one of 11 clinical hubs nationwide to participate in the network for emergency medicine clinical trials.

Amy Goldberg and Scott Charles teach more than 1,000 people each year about the realities of gun violence.

Temple’s students matched with top-tier residencies across the country, including at the Mayo Clinic and Johns Hopkins.

The program at Temple University Hospital has been proven to reduce youth’s proclivity toward violence.

Local 8th graders visit Lewis Katz School of Medicine to get an inside look at medical careers from doctors in training.

Five doctoral students in Temple’s medical school received grants from the National Institutes of Health and the American Heart Association.

Larry Kaiser was named the inaugural Lewis Katz Dean at Temple’s School of Medicine. It’s the first endowed named dean’s chair at the university.

The center is the first of its kind to partner with a dental institution to provide comprehensive healthcare.

Lewis Katz School of Medicine scientists build on previous work removing HIV-1 from the genome of human T-cells.

On Oct. 13, during a poignant ceremony before a crowd that included governors, senators, trustees and others, Temple University officially named its medical school in honor of late philanthropist and Temple Trustee Lewis Katz, CST ’63, a longtime university benefactor.

Temple University Hospital and Fox Chase Cancer Center are the only facilities in Philadelphia to participate in an international study testing a novel drug in the treatment of blood disorders.

Temple University’s Kornberg School of Dentistry recently hosted visiting Israeli and Palestinian dental faculty as part of the Bridge to Peace program, which facilitates opportunities for dental professionals to reach beyond political and religious divides.