Temple is home to hundreds of student clubs and organizations that provide opportunities for you to join, lead, make friends and connect with the community. There is a group for everyone and every interest—artistic, athletic, educational, multicultural, musical, pre-professional, political, religious, service-oriented and more. And if we don’t have what you’re looking for, you can start it yourself by registering an organization.
"My involvement in student organizations has expanded my professional network immensely. I have connections across the world, and I have had so many opportunities that are beyond what is offered in the classroom. Student organization involvement really solidified that I am at the right place and in the right major."
Start exploring by taking a look around our Student Center—which is home to our student activities, clubs and organizations—or learn more about some of the different types of student organizations we have to offer.
Gain leadership skills, make professional connections and prepare yourself for success by joining one of our professional development organizations. A few of the professional development organizations you can join include the following.
Our political student organizations allow you to engage in open political discussions with peers, advocate for issues impacting our campus and create positive change in the Temple community and beyond. Some of the organizations available at Temple include the following.
Learn about different cultures, explore your identity, meet like-minded students and make new connections through our cultural and social organizations. Some student organizations you can join include the following.
Check out our safe social spaces for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, questioning, intersex and asexual (LGBTQIA+) students while exploring issues relevant to the larger community. Some of the student organizations available at Temple include the following.
Join forces with other students and discuss methods of sustainable living, advocate to protect the environment, and work toward a healthier and more eco-friendly community. Learn more about the sustainability organizations available at Temple include the following.
Meet, create and collaborate with students who are interested in film, photography, print, theater and more in the world of media. A few of the media organizations you can join include the following.
The Army Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) at Temple is a renowned leadership course that can be a part of your college curriculum.
Being a student at Temple and learning to become a leader will make your college experience even richer and prepare you for the future. From scholarships to leadership development, there’s something for everyone—and the benefits last a lifetime. Learn more about Temple Army ROTC, and explore resources for military-affiliated students applying to Temple.
Students at Temple are eligible to participate in training programs through agreements with other universities in Philadelphia. Those interested in the Air Force Reserve Officers’ Training Corps can participate in the program at Saint Joseph’s University, where all aerospace studies courses are held. Students interested in the Naval Reserve Officers’ Training Corps can participate in the program at the University of Pennsylvania, where all naval science courses are held.
For more information about Temple University ROTC, contact
Marc Young, the recruiting operation officer.
Phone: 215-204-7482
Email: [click-for-email]
Temple University Bands in the Boyer College of Music and Dance include the Wind Symphony, Symphonic Band, Collegiate Band, Diamond Marching and Basketball Bands and the Night Owls Campus Community Band. For more than 90 years, Temple’s bands have represented and supported the university at athletic events, performance halls and more.
Students are welcome to join one of Temple’s bands—there’s an ensemble for all performance and interest levels. And, the Diamond Marching Band, Collegiate Band and Night Owls Campus Community band are open to students across all majors.
