A $1.5 million NSF award will fund Sustainable Temple Energy and Power Scholars, a program meant to support high-achieving, low-income engineering students.

STHM students are completing passenger survey for the Philadelphia International Airport

Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice Ajima Olaghere discusses her scholarship on policing and communities.

Ram Mudambi’s research shows that Detroit is a leader in innovation due to its strong relationships with global knowledge hotspots in the auto industry.

Owl’s Nest 2, Temple’s newest computer cluster, has the combined power of about 1,500 desktop computers.

Temple’s College of Education is working on a project that sends lessons home for students in the form of text messages.

Engineering professor explores with his students how to best manage individuals on the autism spectrum in the workplace.

Temple jumps 11 spots to No. 18 in a new worldwide ranking of Google Scholar citations.

Jim Guare, CST ’77, ’83, helped invent Crixivan, an antiviral drug used widely to treat HIV.

Study led by researchers at the Lewis Katz School of Medicine raises hope for new treatments.

Temple University is helping develop strategies for the future use of autonomous vehicles in improving traffic flow.

State governments need to increase their regulation of dietary supplements to protect consumers. That's the finding from a new study by Temple researchers on the effectiveness and federal oversight of supplements that are marketed to adults and adolescents for weight loss and muscle building.