Standing the Test of Time
Hyphen Literary Magazine enters its 25th year of publication, making it the longest-running Literary + Visual Arts magazine on Temple's campus.
Recent Stories
Here's a few of the many stories we have in store for our 2025 Templar Yearbook!
Student Innovation Spotlight: Moulishka Sawant
From coding to content creation, Temple student Moulishka Sawant blends technology and storytelling to make her mark anywhere she goes.
Finding Community at Homecoming
Temple can be described with a lot of words, but not all words have the same effect as the word ‘community’ has with people associated with Temple.
A TikTok Meme Turned Mobilizing: Inside Temple’s Performative Male Contest
Student contestants toted matcha and feminist literature while also speaking out on politics and collecting donations for charity.
13th Annual Tyler Art Market
Temple students and alumni showcase their works at this all-day art market where the proceeds from their sales go directly to local artists
Watching the Presidential Debate
Klein College of Media and Communication hosted a watch party to encourage students to take an active role in their democracy
Maes and Muller Forge Unbreakable Bond
Temple Field Hockey back Alizé Maes and midfielder Tess Muller have turned on-field success into a close friendship
Queer Temple Wins Telly Award
Hosts of the episode, "Young, Black, & Queer,” Laila Page and Allison Beck talk about their experiences being a part of TUTV’s LGBTQIA+ series, “Queer Temple”
Bella Kwok Begins Her Voyage
The on- and off-campus leader and advocate will soon have the opportunity to put her goals into motion
IDEAL Hosts 10th Annual NCOW Drag Show
A night of unique performances promotes the notion of transformative love for the LGBTQIA+ community
The 2024 Election
The 2024 election utilized Temple University as a way to campaign to voters
Richardson Brings a Family Atmosphere to Temple
Temple Women’s Basketball has found success from the bond the players and the coaches have made
Temple Student Hits the Broadway Stage
A moment in life that people remember is when they got the opportunity to land a job doing what they love, and Jasmine Villaroel had this when she heard that she was going to be a swing on The Great Gatsby
Temple University’s 6th Year of Hosting OwlHacks Hack-a-Thon
This 24-hour competition brings together individuals and teams with a common goal to create projects they are passionate about with the opportunity to win various prizes
Klein EDGE
How the programs in Annenberg's basement are evolving
Through the Line
Paralympic Silver Medalist and Senior Rower Gemma Wollenschlaeger talks training in Boston, the transition back to school at Temple, and goals for the future
Cherry Pantry Location Switch
Expansion of the needs-blind Barnett & Irvine Cherry Pantry allows more room for resources and impact in the Temple community