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A different kind of class

22 January 2019 Pavlína Černá

For students with busy schedules, the AIDS and Society class is a great alternative to traditional courses.

Prioritize HIV/AIDS prevention

16 January 2018 Rachel Berson

President Donald Trump’s firing the Presidential Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS sends a dangerous message.

HIV research continuing

13 January 2015 Liora Engel-Smith

Researchers hope to hone their method of virus removal for safe use in humans.

(From left) Chey Jones, Haseeb Goheer and Rohit Batish lead Temple’s chapter of the international organization, Grassroot Soccer, which aims to spread HIV/AIDS awareness in the community. | James Leighton TTN

A goal for health awareness

25 March 2014 James Leighton

Grassroot Soccer is a national organization that opened a chapter on Main Campus.

“VI Degrees” spreads awareness about HIV/AIDS and the African-American community. Unprotected sex, adultery and prostitution are only a few of the many plot twists seen in the play “VI Degrees.” Directed by Temple alumnus and

No Brainer

27 September 2010 Editorial Board

Students must remember the HIV pathogen and other STDs do not discriminate. As Alyssa Saylor reports today in The Temple News, Temple Queer Student Union President Nina Melito said it was a “no-brainer” for QSU

“Red Lounge” tributes HIV/AIDS victims

08 December 2009

Main Campus kicked off World AIDS Week and observed World AIDS Day – which raise awareness and celebrate achievements in the fight against HIV/AIDS – with the fourth-annual Red Lounge in the Student Center Underground

University dedicates first World AIDS Week

08 December 2009 Mamaye Mesfin

Several campus offices collaborated last week to kick off a new tradition of HIV/AIDS awareness.

HIV/AIDS ignorance is an epidemic in itself

07 December 2009

The misconception that gays contract HIV/AIDS more often than heterosexuals still exists in today’s society, regardless of published statistics and research that clearly state that this is not the case.

Drugs don’t equal safe sex

05 May 2009

Antiretroviral drugs are gaining use as an HIV prevention, but they shouldn’t be used exclusively.