Apr. 2, 2026 A virtual you: Temple researcher explains how digital twin technology can be used to predict disease and transform healthcare In this Q&A, Professor Huanmei Wu of Temple’s Barnett College of Public Health discusses […] Doyoung Kim, ENG ’26, won first place for her presentation, Curved Surgical Needles: Why Insertion Strategies Matter.Photo by Ryan S. Brandenberg Apr. 1, 2026 Temple doctoral students take center stage at annual Three-minute Thesis Competition Temple’s Three-minute Thesis Competition challenges doctoral students to distill complex research […] Mar. 31, 2026 CPH Best of the Nest – Future Leader: Juliana Looney Puts OT into Practice at Johns Hopkins Long before coming to Johns Hopkins Hospital, Juliana Looney didn’t know exactly what occupational […] Photo by Andrew Thayer Mar. 27, 2026 Best of the Nest – Champion of Change: Anne Russ Prepares Students for the Moments That Matter For Anne C. Russ, athletic training has never been just about sports. It is about people, […] Photo by Andrew Thayer Mar. 25, 2026 Best of the Nest – Future Leader: April Sokalsky Finds Connection Through Food For April Sokalsky, food has always been more than what’s on the […] Mar. 17, 2026 Colorectal Cancer is Rising in Young Adults: Temple Expert Resa M. Jones Explains Why Colorectal cancer is now the leading cause of cancer death among people under 50, according to a […] Photo by Andrew Thayer Mar. 9, 2026 "Taste of Soul" Serves African American Cuisine in the Aramark Community Teaching Kitchen By Andrew ThayerStudents lined up to taste the fruits of their labor—baked chicken in barbeque sauce, heaping piles […] Photo by Dave Meyers Mar. 4, 2026 Temple Research Highlights Overlooked Oral Health Risks for Adults with Intellectual Disabilities Oral health is not always top of mind when people think about aging. But for adults with […] Photo by Andrew Thayer Feb. 27, 2026 Best of the Nest – Future Leader: Morie Vandi Wants to Be the Change He Studies For Morie Vandi, health care should never depend on your zip code. “I’ve always believed quality […] Photo by Andrew Thayer Feb. 26, 2026 Best of the Nest – Champion of Change: Laura Sinko Rethinks Our Response to Trauma Most people don’t think about trauma-informed care until they need it. Laura Sinko does every day. […] Photo by Andrew Thayer Feb. 23, 2026 A New Dimension of Learning: VR Tech Brings Anatomy to Life for Barnett Students By Dave MeyersStep into Charles Library and you might not realize that just upstairs, Barnett College of Public […] 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, […] 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, […] Load More
Apr. 2, 2026 A virtual you: Temple researcher explains how digital twin technology can be used to predict disease and transform healthcare In this Q&A, Professor Huanmei Wu of Temple’s Barnett College of Public Health discusses […] Doyoung Kim, ENG ’26, won first place for her presentation, Curved Surgical Needles: Why Insertion Strategies Matter.Photo by Ryan S. Brandenberg Apr. 1, 2026 Temple doctoral students take center stage at annual Three-minute Thesis Competition Temple’s Three-minute Thesis Competition challenges doctoral students to distill complex research […] Mar. 31, 2026 CPH Best of the Nest – Future Leader: Juliana Looney Puts OT into Practice at Johns Hopkins Long before coming to Johns Hopkins Hospital, Juliana Looney didn’t know exactly what occupational […] Photo by Andrew Thayer Mar. 27, 2026 Best of the Nest – Champion of Change: Anne Russ Prepares Students for the Moments That Matter For Anne C. Russ, athletic training has never been just about sports. It is about people, […] Photo by Andrew Thayer Mar. 25, 2026 Best of the Nest – Future Leader: April Sokalsky Finds Connection Through Food For April Sokalsky, food has always been more than what’s on the […] Mar. 17, 2026 Colorectal Cancer is Rising in Young Adults: Temple Expert Resa M. Jones Explains Why Colorectal cancer is now the leading cause of cancer death among people under 50, according to a […] Photo by Andrew Thayer Mar. 9, 2026 "Taste of Soul" Serves African American Cuisine in the Aramark Community Teaching Kitchen By Andrew ThayerStudents lined up to taste the fruits of their labor—baked chicken in barbeque sauce, heaping piles […] Photo by Dave Meyers Mar. 4, 2026 Temple Research Highlights Overlooked Oral Health Risks for Adults with Intellectual Disabilities Oral health is not always top of mind when people think about aging. But for adults with […] Photo by Andrew Thayer Feb. 27, 2026 Best of the Nest – Future Leader: Morie Vandi Wants to Be the Change He Studies For Morie Vandi, health care should never depend on your zip code. “I’ve always believed quality […] Photo by Andrew Thayer Feb. 26, 2026 Best of the Nest – Champion of Change: Laura Sinko Rethinks Our Response to Trauma Most people don’t think about trauma-informed care until they need it. Laura Sinko does every day. […] Photo by Andrew Thayer Feb. 23, 2026 A New Dimension of Learning: VR Tech Brings Anatomy to Life for Barnett Students By Dave MeyersStep into Charles Library and you might not realize that just upstairs, Barnett College of Public […] 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, […] 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, […]
