Arts & Culture
As Bad Bunny prepares to headline the Super Bowl LX halftime show, Temple experts explain his importance and influence.
October 23, 2025
At the In the Hyphen event during Hispanic Heritage Month, university leaders reflected on their experiences as Hispanic Americans living in the U.S.
October 14, 2025
Exploring Black cowboy culture: Temple University and 8 Seconds Rodeo spotlight heritage, community, and identity.
October 10, 2025
The Pyramid Club: 1937–2035 exhibition at Temple Contemporary reimagines this integrated Black cultural institution.
Temple alum Maati Angaza is a part of the cast of The Wiz national tour.
Goblin Market and Mystic Rapture, two new student-created musicals, premiere this spring at Temple University.
Sam Van Aken led a series of experiential workshops at Temple’s Ambler and Main campuses during the week of March 10.
Temple University students and faculty performed The Beggar’s Trio at the Chapel of Four Chaplains on Jan. 26.
In addition to the world premiere, Temple’s wind symphony will record the piece for a release on BCM&D Records.
Larry Magid, HON ’12, received the Edward G. Rendell Lifetime Achievement Award from the Philadelphia Citizen for his indelible impact on the city.
Professor of Marketing Sheri Lambert explains why artists perform the Super Bowl halftime show for free.
The Charles L. Blockson Afro-American Collection highlights some of its rarest items.
Check out these pop culture moments in which Temple is mentioned.