Get ready, Owls fans—Courts in Session is here to bring the full-court press to your screen every Tuesday at 12:00 & 8:00 PM this Spring on TUTV and templetv.net!
More →
Comcast 50
Verizon 45
Main Campus 1074
in Philadelphia
Follow Us
-
TUgether! Celebrates Black History Month Through Stories of Leadership, Service, and Community
This episode premieres February 2 at 12 noon.
-
A Powerful Reminder of Why Media and Mentorship Matter
In this candid panel discussion, media professionals share powerful insights on breaking into broadcasting, navigating change, and finding your voice in a rapidly evolving industry. Premieres Feb. 11 @12noon.
-
A Delicious New Partnership
Between Klein College of Media and Communication and the Barnett College of Public Health
Feel-Good Cooking returns January 28, 2026 at 12 noon with something more powerful than a new recipe—it returns with a new cross-campus partnership.
Recent Blog Posts
The Temple Experience is a heartfelt, student-driven conversation series that captures what it means to live, learn, and grow at Temple University.
More →
TUTV is celebrating a proud moment as Temple Talk’s executive producers and hosts, Jesse K and Abby Gingrich, lit up the set of Positively Philly.
More →Airing on TUTV
06:00 AMBack In Time: Civil Rights
The Civil Rights Movement often brings to mind iconic images from Selma and Montgomery, but many are unaware that Oklahoma has its own civil rights pioneers. Individuals such as Roscoe Dungee, Ada Lois Sipuel Fisher, and Clara Luper played significant roles in Oklahoma’s fight for equal rights.
06:30 AMCecil’s People: The Freedom Fighters
In 1965, youth members of the Philadelphia branch of the NAACP rallied under the leadership of lawyer and civil rights activist Cecil B. Moore to join the fight to desegregate Girard College. Fifty years later, four members of the Cecil B. Moore Philadelphia Freedom Fighters, AKA Cecil’s People, recount their seven-month stand through story and […]
07:00 AMDetroit Civil Rights Trilogy
The Detroit Civil Rights Trilogy is a powerful collection of three films that explores the pivotal moments, figures, and movements in Detroit’s civil rights history. Through in-depth storytelling and archival footage, the trilogy captures the struggles and triumphs of African Americans as they fought for equality in one of the most racially divided cities in […]
08:00 AMWimee’s Words
08:30 AMReading Buddies
