Philadelphia Eagles executive Howie Roseman outlined his preparations ahead of this year’s NFL Draft. He described working closely with staff while balancing family commitments as part of an intensive process shaping next season’s roster.
Philadelphia Phillies prospect Gage Wood continued his strong start at Single-A Clearwater with another impressive outing. In four scoreless innings against Dunedin, he struck out four batters while giving up only one hit. Wood’s performance highlights growing expectations for this recent first-round draft pick.
Renee Oymann graduates from Temple University after excelling as both an economics student and member of the women’s fencing team. She credits athletics and academic opportunities for shaping her goals as she prepares for further study in international economic policy.
Penn’s lightweight men’s crew heads to Princeton on April 17 for the annual Wood-Hammond Cup race. The Quakers face rivals Princeton and guest team Georgetown in this long-standing rowing competition.
Phillies prospect Matthew Ferrara had four extra-base hits for Single-A Clearwater on April 17. His performance came against rehabbing All-Star José Berrios. The Philadelphia Phillies have highlighted organizational history alongside this notable minor league achievement.
Dr. Suyog Mokashi spoke about two Temple-led studies presented at the American College of Cardiology Scientific Sessions. The research examined regional disparities in heart disease mortality and long-term healthcare spending patterns for coronary atherosclerosis.
Dr. David Stein from Temple University discussed treatment options and recovery times for appendicitis with The Philadelphia Inquirer following Joel Embiid’s surgery. His insights provide clarity on patient care after such a diagnosis.
Dr. Lauren Murphy spoke with NBC10 about possible symptoms from THC-laced edibles following an incident involving Bucks County students. She outlined what affected individuals might experience despite not treating them herself.
Temple Women & Families Hospital introduced a new Community Care Kiosk offering free essentials in partnership with Maternity Care Coalition. The hospital also celebrated nearly $900,000 in state funding for infrastructure upgrades. Local news outlets covered both initiatives.
Dr. Jamie Garfield from Temple University’s Lewis Katz School of Medicine discussed the impacts of air pollution and ozone on health with Cronkite News. The interview covered which groups are most affected by these environmental factors.