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Honoring Our Heroes: TUTV’s Veterans Day Lineup

This Veterans Day, Temple University Television (TUTV) proudly honors the courage, sacrifice, and service of those who have worn the uniform of the United States Armed Forces. On Monday, November 11, we invite you to join us for a full day of storytelling that celebrates valor, memory, and the enduring human spirit.

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A Day for Lew

Join TUTV for a special day of programming honoring Lew Klein—the legendary broadcaster, educator, and namesake of Temple University’s Klein College of Media and Communication. We’ll look back on Lew’s extraordinary legacy and celebrate the next generation of media leaders, culminating in live coverage of the 2025 Lew Klein Alumni in the Media Awards.

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TUgether! — Debut Episode: “Showing Up”

TUgether! Premieres 5:30pm Thursday October 2, and available ON DEMAND

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Temple Talk 2501B
(Recorded in January 2025) From fashion statements to Hollywood drama, this episode of Temple Talk is packed with everything awards season fans love. Hosts Jesse Kosierowski, Abby Gingrich, and Kennedy Brown welcome a new addition to the show, Lauren Haley. They break down the biggest moments from award season, covering red carpet fashion, the 2025 […]
Smash 1304
On this episode of Temple Smash, the crew returns to the studio after nearly two years! The hilarious skits featured include “The Parent Trap,” “Hat,” “Todd’s Journal,” “Dressed to the Nines,” “To Whom,” “Golden Shower,” “Grig Girls,” “Ba Dum, Tss!”, and more. So tune in and laugh along with the live audience!
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Past shows of Temple University’s weekly, half-hour news program produced, written, directed and anchored by students.
A Culinary Journey
A cooking program produced by chef Luca Paris, owner of Luca’s Mediterranean Café; a fine dining restaurant in Keene, New Hampshire.
Cartoon Starcade
Presented by W.O.N., “Cartoon Starcade” resembles the Saturday morning broadcast networks’ programs in the 70s and 80s, primarily a nod to “CBS Saturday Morning.” Through public domain or via syndication deals, the collection of animated shorts includes “Little Lulu,” “Superman,” “Dick Tracy,” “The Phantom,” and more.