Feb. 18, 2026 Best of the Nest: Alumni in Action – Jordan Spector Paints His Path Beyond Physical Therapy By Dave MeyersIn Philadelphia, sports are more than entertainment—they’re a shared language. From highlights to […] Feb. 11, 2026 UK Loses Measles-Free Status: CPH Experts Point to Falling Vaccination Rates and Fading Public Memory By Dave MeyersThe United Kingdom has lost its measles-free status after a rise in cases and deaths, a decision […] Photo by Andrew Thayer Feb. 4, 2026 Best of the Nest: Champion of Change - Gina Tripicchio Connects Food, Behavior, and Public Health By Angela AmodioFor Gina Tripicchio, food is not just about what’s on the plate—it’s about the environments, […] Photo by Andrew Thayer Feb. 3, 2026 Temple University’s Barnett College of Public Health Announces Dr. R. Matthew Brothers as New Chair of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences By Angela AmodioDr. R. Matthew Brothers began his tenure in October 2025 as Professor and Chair of the Department […] Dean Emerita Ione Vargus is remembered as a trailblazing leader, serving as Temple’s first African American and female academic dean and founding the Family Reunion Institute.Photo by Ryan S. Brandenberg Feb. 3, 2026 Remembering Ione Vargus Temple’s first African American dean and the first female academic dean of the 20th century, […] Photo by Andrew Thayer Jan. 29, 2026 Public Health Photo of the Month - January, 2026 By Andrew ThayerPublic Health Photo of the Month is a recurring series that shifts the spotlight from words to […] Photo by Andrew Thayer Jan. 28, 2026 Best of the Nest: Future Leader - Vaishnave Parameswaran Explores Health Policy Through Research and Practice By Dave MeyersA YouTube ad during peak COVID didn’t just catch Vaishnave Parameswaran’s attention—it helped her […] Gabriella Maria McLoughlin, assistant professor at Temple University’s Barnett College of Public Health, leads community-engaged research to strengthen universal school meals.Photo by Betsy Manning Jan. 28, 2026 Why universal school meals matter and how Temple researchers are addressing barriers to participation Temple University researchers examine why participation in free school meals has […] Photo by Ryan S. Brandenberg Jan. 27, 2026 Tracking COVID Today: Barnett Researchers Show the Virus Has Changed, Not Disappeared By Dave MeyersFive years after COVID-19 upended daily life, the virus no longer dominates headlines—but that […] Nikki Franke was inducted into the Temple University Athletics Hall of Fame in 1995. She was also inducted into the United States Fencing Association Hall of Fame in 1998.Photo by Joseph V. Labolito Jan. 27, 2026 Nikki Franke to be honored with prestigious Pat Summitt Award at Temple basketball game Nikki Franke is the 2026 winner of the NCAA Pat Summitt Award, an honor recognizing a coach who […] Jan. 22, 2026 Best of the Nest – Alumni in Action: Hamlet Gasoyan Amplifies Obesity Research to Inform Health Policy By Dave MeyersFor Hamlet Gasoyan, DS, PhD, MPH, the most important part of research doesn’t happen when a paper […] Photo by Kerri Grogan Jan. 21, 2026 Temple RT Students Gain Real-World Experience Across the Country By Dave MeyersTemple University Bachelor of Science in Recreational Therapy (BSRT) students are gaining hands-on, […] Jan. 8, 2026 CPH Best of the Nest – Champion of Change: Cheryl Hyde Defines a Career in Community Practice By Dave MeyersWhen Cheryl A. Hyde learned she’d been named the 2025 recipient of the Association for Community […] Overhead baskets of donated food are prepared for distribution to local families as part of CPH’s Thanksgiving Food Drive. Jan. 5, 2026 Public Health Photo of the Month: 2025 Year in Review By Dave MeyersPublic Health Photo of the Month is a recurring series that shifts the spotlight from words to […] Photo by Andrew Thayer Dec. 22, 2025 Best of the Nest – Future Leader: Janaya McCray Boston Leads by Showing Up By Dave Meyers“I wasn’t always like this,” said Janaya McCray Boston. “But I’ve learned that there are rooms you […] Load More
Feb. 18, 2026 Best of the Nest: Alumni in Action – Jordan Spector Paints His Path Beyond Physical Therapy By Dave MeyersIn Philadelphia, sports are more than entertainment—they’re a shared language. From highlights to […] Feb. 11, 2026 UK Loses Measles-Free Status: CPH Experts Point to Falling Vaccination Rates and Fading Public Memory By Dave MeyersThe United Kingdom has lost its measles-free status after a rise in cases and deaths, a decision […] Photo by Andrew Thayer Feb. 4, 2026 Best of the Nest: Champion of Change - Gina Tripicchio Connects Food, Behavior, and Public Health By Angela AmodioFor Gina Tripicchio, food is not just about what’s on the plate—it’s about the environments, […] Photo by Andrew Thayer Feb. 3, 2026 Temple University’s Barnett College of Public Health Announces Dr. R. Matthew Brothers as New Chair of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences By Angela AmodioDr. R. Matthew Brothers began his tenure in October 2025 as Professor and Chair of the Department […] Dean Emerita Ione Vargus is remembered as a trailblazing leader, serving as Temple’s first African American and female academic dean and founding the Family Reunion Institute.Photo by Ryan S. Brandenberg Feb. 3, 2026 Remembering Ione Vargus Temple’s first African American dean and the first female academic dean of the 20th century, […] Photo by Andrew Thayer Jan. 29, 2026 Public Health Photo of the Month - January, 2026 By Andrew ThayerPublic Health Photo of the Month is a recurring series that shifts the spotlight from words to […] Photo by Andrew Thayer Jan. 28, 2026 Best of the Nest: Future Leader - Vaishnave Parameswaran Explores Health Policy Through Research and Practice By Dave MeyersA YouTube ad during peak COVID didn’t just catch Vaishnave Parameswaran’s attention—it helped her […] Gabriella Maria McLoughlin, assistant professor at Temple University’s Barnett College of Public Health, leads community-engaged research to strengthen universal school meals.Photo by Betsy Manning Jan. 28, 2026 Why universal school meals matter and how Temple researchers are addressing barriers to participation Temple University researchers examine why participation in free school meals has […] Photo by Ryan S. Brandenberg Jan. 27, 2026 Tracking COVID Today: Barnett Researchers Show the Virus Has Changed, Not Disappeared By Dave MeyersFive years after COVID-19 upended daily life, the virus no longer dominates headlines—but that […] Nikki Franke was inducted into the Temple University Athletics Hall of Fame in 1995. She was also inducted into the United States Fencing Association Hall of Fame in 1998.Photo by Joseph V. Labolito Jan. 27, 2026 Nikki Franke to be honored with prestigious Pat Summitt Award at Temple basketball game Nikki Franke is the 2026 winner of the NCAA Pat Summitt Award, an honor recognizing a coach who […] Jan. 22, 2026 Best of the Nest – Alumni in Action: Hamlet Gasoyan Amplifies Obesity Research to Inform Health Policy By Dave MeyersFor Hamlet Gasoyan, DS, PhD, MPH, the most important part of research doesn’t happen when a paper […] Photo by Kerri Grogan Jan. 21, 2026 Temple RT Students Gain Real-World Experience Across the Country By Dave MeyersTemple University Bachelor of Science in Recreational Therapy (BSRT) students are gaining hands-on, […] Jan. 8, 2026 CPH Best of the Nest – Champion of Change: Cheryl Hyde Defines a Career in Community Practice By Dave MeyersWhen Cheryl A. Hyde learned she’d been named the 2025 recipient of the Association for Community […] Overhead baskets of donated food are prepared for distribution to local families as part of CPH’s Thanksgiving Food Drive. Jan. 5, 2026 Public Health Photo of the Month: 2025 Year in Review By Dave MeyersPublic Health Photo of the Month is a recurring series that shifts the spotlight from words to […] Photo by Andrew Thayer Dec. 22, 2025 Best of the Nest – Future Leader: Janaya McCray Boston Leads by Showing Up By Dave Meyers“I wasn’t always like this,” said Janaya McCray Boston. “But I’ve learned that there are rooms you […]
