Sep. 15, 2025 Justice Through Art 2025 Winners Announced By Criminal Justice DepartmentThe Justice Through Art 2025 winners have been announced, and they include one Criminal Justice […] Sep. 11, 2025 Political Science PhD Graduate's New Book Examines China in Global Organizations By Jonathan HernandezTemple Political Science PhD alumnus James “Buddy” Frick recently released his new book, China in […] Sep. 8, 2025 Locally Sourced: Psychology major Ziv Shadur is new Saxbys Student CEO By Jonathan HernandezRunning a cafe is a tremendous responsibility, but running a cafe on a college campus? That raises […] Sep. 3, 2025 Economics Department welcomes new faculty By Economics DepartmentThe Economics Department is excited to welcome two new faculty members this Fall, Dr. Jack Liang […] Bench Ansfield, assistant professor of history, examines the 1970s landlord arson wave in their new book Born in Flames.Photo by Ryan S. Brandenberg Sep. 3, 2025 Sparking an idea: Temple history professor studies 1970s arson wave in new book Throughout the 1970s, explosive fires devastated neighborhoods in the Bronx and other U.S. cities, […] Aug. 25, 2025 History Department’s Bench Ansfield Releases New Book on 1970s Arson Wave Bench Ansfield, assistant professor of history, has just released their new book, Born in Flames: […] Aug. 22, 2025 Department of Criminal Justice Welcomes Dr. Lin Liu The Department of Criminal Justice warmly welcomes Dr. Lin Liu, who joins the faculty as an […] Aug. 18, 2025 Temple’s Department of Geography, Environment and Urban Studies at the forefront of GIS technology and education By Jonathan HernandezGeospatial data informs everything around us, from the infrastructure of our cities to our public […] Aug. 14, 2025 Public Policy Lab announces 2025-26 research fellows By Public Policy LabThe Public Policy Lab (PPL) is pleased to announce its cohort of research fellows for the 2025 to […] Jul. 28, 2025 Global Studies alumna Maia Arbel receives Fulbright English Teaching Assistant Award By Jonathan HernandezIt is often said that, in order to grow, we must step out of our comfort zones. For some, that […] Jul. 17, 2025 Dr. Melissa E. Noel Receives Russell Sage Foundation Pipeline Grant Award By Criminal Justice DepartmentDr. Melissa E. Noel has been awarded a Russell Sage Foundation Pipeline Grant for her project, […] Jul. 17, 2025 Dr. Barbara Ferman retires after 33 years of service to Temple and the University Community Collaborative (UCC) By Colin HammarThe University Community Collaborative (UCC) and the College of Liberal Arts Office of Community […] In a new study, Assistant Professor Vlad Ayzenberg and other researchers found preschoolers’ visual object recognition to be much better than AI’s capabilities.Photo by Joseph V. Labolito Jul. 2, 2025 New research reveals superior visual perception in humans compared with AI As artificial intelligence (AI) rapidly grows—a recent UN Trade and Development report projects the […] Jul. 1, 2025 Dr. Melissa Noel's Work Published in Journal of Contemporary Criminal Justice (CCJ) By Criminal Justice DepartmentDr. Melissa Noel, Assistant Professor in Criminal Justice, along with her colleague from the […] Jun. 24, 2025 Criminal Justice PhD Student Steven Chen Receives Ruth D. Peterson Fellowship From American Society of Criminology By Jonathan HernandezLeap and the net will appear. Fortune favors the bold. You miss 100% of the shots you don’t […] Load More
Sep. 15, 2025 Justice Through Art 2025 Winners Announced By Criminal Justice DepartmentThe Justice Through Art 2025 winners have been announced, and they include one Criminal Justice […] Sep. 11, 2025 Political Science PhD Graduate's New Book Examines China in Global Organizations By Jonathan HernandezTemple Political Science PhD alumnus James “Buddy” Frick recently released his new book, China in […] Sep. 8, 2025 Locally Sourced: Psychology major Ziv Shadur is new Saxbys Student CEO By Jonathan HernandezRunning a cafe is a tremendous responsibility, but running a cafe on a college campus? That raises […] Sep. 3, 2025 Economics Department welcomes new faculty By Economics DepartmentThe Economics Department is excited to welcome two new faculty members this Fall, Dr. Jack Liang […] Bench Ansfield, assistant professor of history, examines the 1970s landlord arson wave in their new book Born in Flames.Photo by Ryan S. Brandenberg Sep. 3, 2025 Sparking an idea: Temple history professor studies 1970s arson wave in new book Throughout the 1970s, explosive fires devastated neighborhoods in the Bronx and other U.S. cities, […] Aug. 25, 2025 History Department’s Bench Ansfield Releases New Book on 1970s Arson Wave Bench Ansfield, assistant professor of history, has just released their new book, Born in Flames: […] Aug. 22, 2025 Department of Criminal Justice Welcomes Dr. Lin Liu The Department of Criminal Justice warmly welcomes Dr. Lin Liu, who joins the faculty as an […] Aug. 18, 2025 Temple’s Department of Geography, Environment and Urban Studies at the forefront of GIS technology and education By Jonathan HernandezGeospatial data informs everything around us, from the infrastructure of our cities to our public […] Aug. 14, 2025 Public Policy Lab announces 2025-26 research fellows By Public Policy LabThe Public Policy Lab (PPL) is pleased to announce its cohort of research fellows for the 2025 to […] Jul. 28, 2025 Global Studies alumna Maia Arbel receives Fulbright English Teaching Assistant Award By Jonathan HernandezIt is often said that, in order to grow, we must step out of our comfort zones. For some, that […] Jul. 17, 2025 Dr. Melissa E. Noel Receives Russell Sage Foundation Pipeline Grant Award By Criminal Justice DepartmentDr. Melissa E. Noel has been awarded a Russell Sage Foundation Pipeline Grant for her project, […] Jul. 17, 2025 Dr. Barbara Ferman retires after 33 years of service to Temple and the University Community Collaborative (UCC) By Colin HammarThe University Community Collaborative (UCC) and the College of Liberal Arts Office of Community […] In a new study, Assistant Professor Vlad Ayzenberg and other researchers found preschoolers’ visual object recognition to be much better than AI’s capabilities.Photo by Joseph V. Labolito Jul. 2, 2025 New research reveals superior visual perception in humans compared with AI As artificial intelligence (AI) rapidly grows—a recent UN Trade and Development report projects the […] Jul. 1, 2025 Dr. Melissa Noel's Work Published in Journal of Contemporary Criminal Justice (CCJ) By Criminal Justice DepartmentDr. Melissa Noel, Assistant Professor in Criminal Justice, along with her colleague from the […] Jun. 24, 2025 Criminal Justice PhD Student Steven Chen Receives Ruth D. Peterson Fellowship From American Society of Criminology By Jonathan HernandezLeap and the net will appear. Fortune favors the bold. You miss 100% of the shots you don’t […]
