Temple in the News
With a little creativity, you can more clearly understand what social media delivers to your brand. Steven Johnson, assistant professor at Temple's Fox School of Business, offered the example of...
April 23, 2012
In an opinion piece, Peter Spiro, professor at Temple’s Beasley School of Law argues that immigrant interests will be better served if the Supreme Court upholds Arizona’s immigration law. “Laws like...
April 23, 2012
Crime is down nationwide, but border towns have not enjoyed the same level of pacification as their big-city neighbors. Statistical evidence is wanting because the FBI data report numbers of crimes...
April 23, 2012
When Lew Klein started working in broadcasting, television was not yet a household word. After a career that has run the gamut, Klein has donated his papers to Temple Libraries’ Special Collections...
April 23, 2012
Larry Kaiser, at the helm of Temple’s Health System for a year, is crafting a bold plan to steer the organization. So far, he has engineered the purchase of the Fox Chase Cancer Center and overseen...
April 22, 2012
Temple psychologist Jason Chein trains subjects in his lab with something called a complex working memory span task. The goal is to expand a subject’s underlying working memory. Chein has found it...
April 22, 2012
Joseph Snizavich died of brain cancer and his widow blamed his exposure to chemicals at a Rohm & Haas research facility. But proving a connection between the chemicals and cancer could be...
April 21, 2012
In an AP "First Person" video distributed to more than 1,500 news websites worldwide, Temple Libraries' Director of Special Collections Margery Sly discussed the Lew and Janet Klein collection and...
April 20, 2012
Forty Temple engineering students had a “blast" turning a part of campus into Cape Canaveral as they launched uncooked eggs aboard water and compressed air-powered rockets built from two-liter...
April 20, 2012
April 20th has become an unofficial holiday for advocates of the legalization of marijuana. Temple history professor David Farber says the mainstreaming of the phrase reflects a change in public...
April 20, 2012