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President Neil Theobald (left), Board of Trustees Chairman Patrick O'Connor and Dean of Libraries Joe Lucia symbolically break ground at the construction site for the new library. | EVAN EASTERLING TTN

Officials break ground at new library site

19 April 2016 Dominic Barone

The project will cost an estimated $170 million, and will be finished by mid- to late 2018.

Searching for a cure to HIV

29 March 2016 Tom Ignudo

Approximately two miles north of Main Campus on North Broad Street, researchers at the Lewis Katz School of Medicine took another step in the fight against HIV. The research team, led by Dr. Kamel Khalili—who

University joins nationwide concussion study

09 March 2016 Owen McCue

Temple Athletics, the neuroscience department and kinesiology department will take part in a $30 million initiative started in 2014 by the NCAA and Department of Defense.

Aiming to create a greener campus

23 February 2016 Paige Gross

The Office of Sustainability is looking into methods to make Main Campus use more green energy.

Officials discuss university’s future library

12 February 2016 Gillian McGoldrick

“Architecture and the Evolution of the 21st Century Cultural Memory Institution” answered questions about the library’s use and functionality.

University doctors discuss medical marijuana

09 February 2016 Lian Parsons

The drug is legal medically in 23 states and Washington D.C., and could be legalized in Pennsylvania following more testing.

Dr. Pamela Roehm talks about her team’s testing for a cure for herpes in her office Jan. 21. | MICHAEL SOTTILE TTN

Researchers aim to find cure for herpes

26 January 2016 Lila Gordon

The group is using the same technology that was used with HIV.

TUH amputee patients using mirror therapy

19 January 2016 Tom Ignudo

This treatment has helped some patients with “phantom pain,” doctors said.

Education symposium focuses on issues with Philadelphia education

16 November 2015 Gillian McGoldrick

After the event was held at the Student Center, work still needs to be done for student preparedness for post-secondary education.

The College of Education hosted a symposium titled “Inspire. Incite. Innovate" Thursday, Nov. 12. | Patrick Clark TTN

College of Education hosts symposium in Student Center

13 November 2015 Gillian McGoldrick

“Inspire. Incite. Innovate” aimed on educating students how to enter post-secondary programs.