But even shield laws may not prevent anti-abortion states from bringing charges against providers in places with the protections. That could tee up a legal battle between states. Rachel Rebouché, interim dean of Temple University Beasley School of Law, said the issue is an unsettled ...

There’s a lot of concern that the American economy is headed toward a recession. We have questions: How legitimate are the concerns, and what are the odds we head into a recession? What would being in a recession mean for the average American? What does it mean if you’re trying to buy a ...

he initiative is meant to help close the digital divide that has left many small businesses behind in the move to ecommerce, said Maura Shenker of Temple's Small Business Development Center. “We’re really just trying to create a lot more places to get people to stores and even ...

To help us sort through this emerging space, we invited two guests to the podcast who have seen more of this VR space than most and are thinking through these issues. Those guests are Greg Heiberger, associate dean of academics and student success at South Dakota State University, and&nbsp ...

At the Stanford Black Alumni Summit, a group of college and university presidents discussed challenges and opportunities they have navigated at their institutions over the past two years. Temple University President Jason Wingard said it was the connections he made as an ...

“There’s been a lot of talk about how the end of Roe will reopen the door for eliminating other personal and civil rights that took a long time to establish—gay marriage, interracial marriage. This is another blow to the steady realization of equality and other democratic ideals, ...

Rachel Rebouché, interim dean at Beasley School of Law, said that Dobbs now clears the way for states to restrict out-of-state abortion because “any travel ban would be premised on the idea that a state can ban abortion.” However, Rebouché added that the path to pass a law that ...