In his nearly 50 years at Temple, Richard Englert has held 17 different positions and served as president on three occasions. According to his colleagues, his kindness and humility set him apart.

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Temple University is ranked No. 98 in the most recent "Best Colleges" U.S. News and World Report ranking. This is the second straight year that Temple has ranked in the top 100.

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Thomas Sharpe is a video game developer and an adjunct assistant professor at Temple University. He explained that on average, tens of thousands of mobile games are released each month. And as a solo game developer, Dong Nguyen had struck it big in the online lottery of mobile games with Flappy Bird.

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Jeffrey Nesbit is an architect and urbanist who has spent more than a decade leading design teams for public architecture and large-scale urban projects. His latest research is focused on 20th century American spaceport complexes.

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This Friday, the Philadelphia Eagles will take part in the NFL's first game to be played in South America. Rick Ridall, a professor of instruction and the executive director of industry and alumni relations in Temple University’s School of Sport, Tourism and Hospitality Management, believes that the NFL will continue to explore international expansion and could eventually field teams in Europe.

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A new study from Crystal Reeck of Temple University's Fox School of Business outlines how a person can reimagine their memories to ultimately change their past feelings of regret.

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Temple students and faculty are traveling to Paris for the 2024 Paralympic Games as part of an immersive learning course in the School of Sport, Tourism and Hospitality Management.

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Amy Goldberg is the appointed chair of the American Board of Surgery, the national certifying body for general surgeons and related specialists.

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Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering Haijun Liu (right) and PhD candidate Subhrodeep Ray (left) have developed a pickleball sound absorption barrier that they hope will satisfy players and pickleball court neighbors alike.

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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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Tyler’s design and illustration and metals/jewelry/CAD-CAM programs attract students from around the world thanks to their STEM-centered approach and ability to produce industry-ready designers.

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From left to right: Jonathan Gerstenhaber, Yah-el Har-el and Peter Lelkes. The team has been developing the soy-based wound treatment for over a decade.

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Ralph Lalama, Billy Drewes, Dick Oatts, and David Pasbrig set up to record at the Village Vanguard.

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One of the many challenges that tourists often deal with is overcrowding, which can lead to feelings of anger or fear. A new study from School of Sport, Tourism and Hospitality Management faculty member Xiang (Robert) Li and Karen Tan, FOX ’22, shows how tourists respond once they begin to experience these feelings.

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