“Consumers may enjoy reading funny or sarcastic online product reviews, but does it influence what they buy?  That’s the question my colleagues Susan Mudambi, David Schuff, Ermira Zifla and I wanted to answer with our new research into “pseudo-reviews.” By that, I don’t mean fake ...

At Temple University, college students also studied the debate closely.  "For the first time for many students, this is the first time they're voting, and so we want to impart to be engaged, to stay informed and to be a part of the political process," said David Mindich, ...

In Pennsylvania, Ana Cabrera sat with a group of Latina college students at Temple University to get their thoughts on this presidential election and key issues ahead of the debate between Vice President Harris and former President Trump.

 Temple University is also planning a watch party on campus.   "This is a very important election of course, but also recognizing that a lot of our students are voting for the very first time," David Brown, assistant dean of community and communication, said in a live ...

 “This is about what people anticipated when the Supreme Court decision came down last summer, in part because affirmative action was a tool among many that was seeking to mitigate some of these systemic impediments to marginalized groups’ ability to enter into competitive post ...

 The NFL is by far the most lucrative sports league in the U.S. So, why is it courting new fans overseas? “Because they want to stay that way,” said Rick Ridall with Temple University’s School of Sport, Tourism and Hospitality Management. The NFL could eventually run out of ...