The group aims to bolster the Asian American and Pacific Islander community at Temple.

Through her ballet company, Chanel Holland, BYR ’12, changed the perception of what it means to be a ballet dancer.

Justice Through Art, a social justice-themed competition, provided a platform for students’ self-expression.

Two campaigns launched in the spring pay tribute to the university’s innovative, resilient community.

The national advisor for Black engagement for the Biden-Harris campaign, Adjoa B. Asamoah is also the social impact strategist for the CROWN Act.

Temple-sponsored art competition showcases commitment to the U.N.’s principles of reducing inequalities.

Get the story behind one of the first students to earn a full-tuition scholarship to Temple as a Cecil B. Moore Scholar.

A leading figure in the civil rights movement in Philadelphia, Moore is the namesake of the university’s Cecil B. Moore Scholars Program.

Distinguished students blaze the trail to prestigious PhD programs.

Here’s the story behind a Temple ID card from 1941.

The program provides tutoring, mentors and scholarships to help ease the transition from high school to college.

Valerie Harrison, the president’s senior advisor for equity, diversity and inclusion, and Kathryn Peach D’Angelo, assistant vice president for administration and planning, discuss “Do Right By Me,” their new book about raising Black children in white spaces.