“You see states announcing their intention to pass restrictive laws and maybe go further in banning abortion,” said Rachel Rebouché, the interim dean of Temple University’s Beasley School of Law and an expert in reproductive health law. “States are really—for political reasons and probably ...

These exits leave Japan in a tricky situation because of the country’s deep energy relations with Russia: “It puts Japanese companies in quite a difficult position, because they are actively involved in the Russian market, and they are directly involved in these same projects,” explains ...

“If you want to use these sanctions as a tool to get him to do something, you have to tell him what to do, even if you don’t think he’s going to do it,” says Jane Vaynman, an assistant professor of political science at Temple University who researches security cooperation among adversarial ...

Jeffrey Zheng, assistant professor of Practice, Department of Risk, Fox School of Business, Temple University, was cited as an expert in a guide about SR-22 Insurance. 

Colleges and universities have good reason to be worried about uncommunicative students, said Sara Goldrick-Rab, a professor of sociology and medicine at Temple University who studies college students’ basic needs. “There is a very significant mental health crisis,” she said. “Students ...

The cost and need for insurance normally prevents many people from going to the dentist, but the pandemic, because of the nature of dental work, added another barrier to routine checkups. Kelly Holst, an assistant professor at Temple University’s Kornberg School of Dentistry in ...

Before her time at BuzzFeed, before her bestselling book She Memes Well and before Hollywood, Quinta Brunson was an advertising student at Temple University. In 2011, Brunson took her first break from undergrad and realized that she wanted to head to LA and see what the city was like. She ...