Meet the Temple researchers who cured HIV in mice
An Iranian immigrant and a Jewish Philly native have joined forces to battle the virus.
Posts tagged with Temple University
Philly mourns the loss of broadcast pioneer Lew Klein, 91
The Temple college namesake spent a lifetime making waves in media.
Who’s Next First Responders: 13 young leaders on Philly’s front lines
When emergency strikes, they go above and beyond.
Start your day informed with our free newsletter
Our quick morning email recaps the interesting, important and exciting things you need to know about Philly. It’s the easy way to stay on top of local news.
This is a member-powered newsroom
Everything we publish is powered by our members. If you enjoy reading, throw us a bone!
We need you!
Member donations power our newsroom. If Billy Penn helps you feel more connected to Philly, we’d love to count you in. Will you join us?
Powered by you
Reader support powers our newsroom. A monthly membership helps lock it in.
Can we count on you as a Billy Penn sustainer?
Winning the local journalism game
Thank you: Member support powers our news gathering.
Know someone else who might like our work? Invite them to join.
L&I apologizes to Temple food trucks, will work with vendors on overnight plan
"We will not undertake enforcement until these discussions have taken place."
Turmoil as Temple food trucks forced to vacate overnight
It's a policy that's been in place at least three years — but rarely enforced.
Is the new North Central district Temple’s version of University City? Here’s how they measure up
A look at Philly's college-area special service districts.
Philly sees the equivalent of a mass shooting every 3 months
Trauma surgeons have a sad name for these instances: "everyday mass shootings."
Temple’s mumps outbreak was ‘imported’ — here’s why it spread so fast
Close quarters and lax behavior make colleges the perfect breeding ground for infectious disease.