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When Allyson Metzger, Class of 2025, looks at her family tree, she sees an Owl on nearly every branch. As a fourth-generation Temple student, her family has a long, storied history of attending the university. Allyson’s great-grandfather Frank Cullen started the legacy, coming to Temple to study liberal arts in the 1930s before working for the Pennsylvania railroad.Frank’s

Between them, the four members of the Bagley family have four Temple degrees, over 100 Temple shirts, 32 years of tailgating home football games, one Temple tattoo and one dog named Stella in honor of Temple’s mascot.The Chester County-based Bagley family has been devoted to Temple ever since parents T.J.

NFL Hall of Famer Deion Sanders once famously said, “If you look good, you feel good and if you feel good, you play good.” Apparently, this logic can extend beyond football. The latest research from a pair of Temple University faculty members lends support for the idea that looking good at work can enhance our performance. A new study from Ryan Vogel and Brian Holtz of the

Referred to by many as "Dr. Paper" based on his vast technical and market knowledge gained from a 50-year career in the paper industry, retired Case Paper VP Ken Gettlin was honored by the Print Brokerage/Buyers Association International (PBBA International) for his printing industry contributions on May 24.

'Succession,' HBO's hit series about the battle to control a wealthy family's media conglomerate, is coming to a close with a finale episode on Sunday, May 28. Cindy Axelrod, a finance professor at Temple University, provided her predictions and thoughts about who will become the CEO of Waystar Royco during Sunday's finale episode.

Despite its name implying an impulsive loss of control, binge-watching television is commonly planned out by viewers.

(Author’s note: The following piece contains spoilers for the HBO series Succession.) This weekend, HBO’s hit series Succession will air its series finale. Now in its fourth season, the show centers on the family-owned media conglomerate, Waystar RoyCo. In the series, four siblings and a nephew jockey to gain control of the company from the family’s patriarch, Logan Roy. With

Despite its name implying an impulsive loss of control, binge-watching TV shows is commonly planned out by viewers, according to research by UC San Diego released May 23.

As Chair of the Greater Philadelphia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, Nestor Torres acts as a check to the organization's vision and strategic plans.

Despite its name implying an impulsive loss of control, binge-watching television is commonly planned out by viewers, research released Tuesday by UC San Diego suggests.