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

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.

The history of Temple’s Africology and African American Studies Department, the first Black studies department to offer a doctoral program in the U.S.

Leading antiracist scholar highlights the importance of resisting against racist policies and structures.

Experience Black history at these six places on or near Temple’s Main Campus.

Get involved with MLK Day events at Temple.

More than half of Temple’s Class of 2026 are students of color.

Temple University was the recipient of a $10,000 award for its involvement in the Business Executive Exchange Program.

Best-selling and award-winning author Carmen Maria Machado visited Temple for a Q&A during Hispanic Heritage Month.

Walking Through the Valley, the debut album by Boyer PhD student Baker Purdon, contains work that has never before been recorded by Black composers throughout the 20th century.

Sen. Booker (D-NJ) and Emmy-winning broadcaster Tamron Hall welcome Jason Wingard as the first Black president of Temple University.

First Talks@Temple features M. Night Shyamalan and Fortune 100 chief diversity officers as guests