Arts & Culture
One professor wants his students to think outside the box when learning about Philly history.
September 17, 2021
Justice Through Art, a social justice-themed competition, provided a platform for students’ self-expression.
June 22, 2021
Temple-sponsored art competition showcases commitment to the U.N.’s principles of reducing inequalities.
June 7, 2021
The annual show hosted by the Tyler School of Art and Architecture will bring the runway and cutting-edge work into viewers’ homes with a virtual screening of a unique film.
The School of Theater, Film and Media Art will stream their vibrant rendition of "As You Like It" on May 10.
With help from a new projection mapping system, Temple actors and crews can better visualize their sets.
Students use their arts disciplines to tell crucial stories from Philadelphia neighborhoods hit hardest by excessive heat.
The “El Viaje” host talks about Latin jazz and Latino culture in Philadelphia.
Temple students, faculty and staff share their thoughts on Kamala Harris’ election victory.
In his research, Professor of Journalism Linn Washington highlights the influence Philadelphia had on Martin Luther King Jr.
See a gallery of photos from the production, which was adapted to meet the safety restrictions imposed by the coronavirus pandemic.
Produced during the pandemic and assembled from individual recordings students made separately, the album is one of the first of its kind.
Civil rights attorney Ben Crump and TV host LaToya Stroman discussed racial injustice and the importance of voting.