In November's election, voters won't merely fulfill their civic duty; they'll shape Philadelphia's future.

The newest MCU film, out in theaters on Nov. 10, is poised to break barriers and promote diversity in Hollywood.

A study of banned books at Temple explores questions of representation.

Temple professors Alan McPherson and Bernd Surrow discuss the mysterious subject of Christopher Nolan’s newest film, "Oppenheimer."

Check out these works celebrating LGBTQIA+ culture and communities recommended by Professor Brad Windhauser.

Temple senior Andrew Ankamah uses his passion for activism to help reduce gun violence in communities.

Andrew Ankamah, a senior at Temple, is an activist for social injustice in education and gun violence.

In a new PBS film series, Lynn Novick, a prominent film producer, examines America's response to the Holocaust and draws connections to the current global rise of authoritarianism. Novick's reflections offer important insights into history and responsibility.

Temple is named one of the top producers of Fulbright recipients.

The discovery of rare, multicultural artifacts was the first of its kind in the region.

Thanks to Temple’s Presidential Humanities and Arts grant, a religion professor conducted multidisciplinary research on an ancient Buddhist text.

Experts studying gun violence at Temple University explain how to eradicate the gun violence epidemic.