Research - The Temple News

Temple faculty research appears in food insecurity study

15 January 2019 Hal Conte

A national study found more than half of students eligible for federal benefits did not use them.

$13.5 million awarded for Fox Chase Cancer Center racial disparity research

27 November 2018 Issalina Sagad

The Fox Chase Cancer Center and Hunter College will examine inequalities in cancer outcomes.

College is a financial risk, says Temple economist

23 October 2018 Colin Evans

An economics professor analyzed the financial risks associated with college.

Temple re-approved for medical marijuana research

09 October 2018 Jonathan Rachlin

The university, which has been previously linked to Laurel Harvest Labs, has yet to publicly partner with a marijuana grower.

TUH to complete treatment expansion in October

18 September 2018 Alexis Rogers

A $1 million grant will expand medication-assisted treatment for those with substance use disorders.

Senior Christopher Sohnly strolls through the Ambler Arboretum on May 1. Sohnly helped to build trails for the Gheel House, a therapeutic living community located near Frech Creek State Park. | Harrison Brink

Temple Ambler celebrates 60th anniversary

19 June 2018 Alyssa Biederman

The university looks to internal research partnerships to keep the campus ‘green’

Temple is researching invasive species

12 June 2018 Madison Seitchik

Biology professor Matthew Helmus will lead research on the economic effects of the spotted lanternfly, an invasive species from China that has disrupted some of the state’s landscape.

TUH designated LGBTQ healthcare equality provider

10 April 2018 Madison Seitchik

TUH received a perfect score based on its policies and procedures regarding LGBTQ treatment options.

Katz School of Medicine opens Alzheimer’s Center

03 April 2018 Kelly Brennan

University trustee Phil Richards endowed the North Star Charitable Foundation Chair for Alzheimer’s Research.

Temple/Wedge Center gets second $500,000 grant

03 April 2018 Lindsay Bowen

This is the second grant of this size from the state to continue its treatment of pregnant women with opioid addiction.