Dmitriy Dikin directs the Nano Instrumentation Center, where he supports research involving Temple's scanning electron microscopes.

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Men’s tennis started the weekly clinic in September after Temple University Police came to the team with the idea.

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Temple is expanding on its legacy of volunteerism by launching a new initiative designed to connect faculty, staff, students and alumni with Philadelphia community organizations called Owls for Philly.

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Kallie Willets, a professor of chemistry in the College of Science and Technology, will represent Temple’s efforts in the The Center for Single-Entity Nanochemistry and Nanocrystal Design, which recently received $20 million in Phase 2 funding through the National Science Foundation’s (NSF) Centers for Chemical Innovation program.

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With the start of the fall semester on the horizon, Temple University has received the most undergraduate deposits from first-year admitted students in its history.

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The Lewis Katz School of Medicine at Temple University and WellSpan Health formalized an agreement to establish a new regional campus for Temples medical school in York, Pa.

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Temple University President John Fry is inducted into the American Philosophical Society (APS) by the organization's President Roger Bagnall.

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Robin Kolodny's new book, "The Fundamentals of Campaign Finance in the U.S.: Why We Have the System We Have," offers a detailed look at the U.S. campaign finance system as it presently stands. The book considers the campaign finance system in the context of the broader U.S. political and economic system while outlining the various factors that have led the system to become what it currently is.

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Following a comprehensive national search overseen by the Presidential Search Advisory Committee, higher education leader John Fry has been named as Temple University's 15th president.

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Beasley’s Class of 2023 achieved a record-high placement rate in long-term positions that either require bar passage or consider having a juris doctor degree an advantage in obtaining and performing the job.

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Madeline Shuron is one of Temple University’s ten Fulbright recipients this year. The Boyer College of Music and Dance student will continue her studies in Germany.

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Temple University Japan's expansion to Kyoto comes after its enrollment has increased by more than 75% during the last three years. Presently, TUJ enrolls 2,240 undergraduate students, who come from 70 different countries.

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Temple University President JoAnne Epps’ legacy is that of a brilliant, kind and thoughtful leader. Her spirit will continue to guide the university moving forward.

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U.S. News, which has published its annual “Best Colleges” rankings since 1983, revised its methodology this year. Temple University placed No. 89 in the latest national university rankings, which marks the highest ranking ever for the university and the first time Temple has been included in the top 100. 

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