Topic: Temple University

Patricia Renee’ Thomas’ vibrant paintings portraying Black women and nature balance reality and hope. Here, in the latest Forman Arts Initiative partnership, how she learned and teaches her students to do the same, in art and in life

The North Philly native is a total badass on and off the court — which could be just what our almost-ran basketball team needs

A long-time university president calls on Philly’s higher education institutions to collaborate to better serve the needs of Philadelphia students.

In light of Pres. Jason Wingard’s abrupt resignation, a former college president calls for a reboot that turns Temple into a model of 21st century reform

The just-ended graduate union strike was the latest blow to the university, which has seen violence and disarray the last several months

Officer Christopher Fitzgerald’s murder came 15 months after the university’s last high-profile killing. Students, parents and staff are searching for solutions

The issue, a long-time university president laments, is the exploitation of graduate students at colleges

A longtime educator with a piece of advice for the still-new chief of the Philadelphia School District: Start with trust

A study by a Temple trauma surgeon looks at the damaging effects of daily crime reporting on victims of gun violence. A bigger question remains: Would changing the news decrease shootings?

A young Philadelphian chose a suburban college over a Philly one in order to feel and be safe for the next four years. Other students will follow suit if our city doesn’t get a handle on crime.