Arts & Culture
As part of Temple’s 140th anniversary celebration, here is a closer look at the people behind the buildings.
December 11, 2024
Matthew Jordan-Miller Kenyatta sees Temple Contemporary as a place where art, architecture and urban imagination can inspire people.
December 11, 2024
The Faculty of Color committee and Temple Libraries welcomed Sonia Sanchez back to campus as part of Philadelphia’s monthlong celebration of the poet.
October 1, 2024
The band is a tight-knit community that brings pride and passion to Temple University events.
Faculty member Karyn Olivier was selected to participate in the highly acclaimed 2024 Whitney Biennial.
Temple University graduate Natalia Ángeles Vieyra’s appointment at the National Gallery of Art marks a significant step forward in the representation of Latinx artists.
Temple’s Dance Department honors its storied 50-year history by highlighting its students, alumni and faculty in various performances and other events.
Temple’s record label has produced five Grammy-nominated works since its inception, with the two latest releases eligible for consideration this year.
Temple University hosted a free community concert from the Philadelphia Orchestra.
2024 Oscar winner Da’Vine Joy Randolph held a master class and Q&A for students.
Tyler’s Fiber Arts Department’s annual Wearable Art Show showcased diverse student artists and designers.
Gemma Hollister impressed the judges on Netflix’s Blown Away using skills and techniques she learned at Tyler School of Art and Architecture.
The Temple University Concert Choir has been developing the show since last summer.