Marching into Macy’s and 100 Years
Temple University Diamond Marching Band had the Opportunity of a Lifetime to perform at the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade.
Recent Stories
Here's a few of the many stories we have in store for our 2025 Templar Yearbook!
A Check in with Temple Tomorrow
Now halfway through their administration, Temple Tomorrow is reflecting on the highs and lows of their leadership.
Primary Equality
Bringing attention to primary elections and the importance of them.
Temple’s Cherry Pantry SNAP Plan
Annette Ditolvo details how the Cherry Pantry prepared for the loss of SNAP benefits in Nov. 2025.
John Marhold: Leader and Creative
From campfires to computer screens, John Marhold dedicates his time, heart, and creativity to one simple goal: making others smile.
The Handmaid’s Tale Collegiate Premiere
Seeing our world on stage.
The EcoReps in Action
From gardening, to composting, to running the Temple Thrift, these Temple students share their voice about what the EcoReps are doing and how it's positively impacted their life.
Ralph Young: Dissent in America
How Temple students analyze history and its connection to the world around us.
Laying the Foundation for a Stronger English Major Community
Temple’s English department is founding a Sigma Tau Delta chapter of the National English Honor Society to help establish a professional community for English majors.
Resident Assistants Unionize and Start Working on the Next Steps
Resident assistants on campus are unionizing to create a better contract in the coming year.
Uplifting Women In Music
A new club at Temple University is growing its support for women in the real world and at Temple in the music field.
A New Club for Girls Looking to Make a Difference
A new student organization focused on empowering and encouraging women leaders.
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.
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