TUTV - Temple University Television

From Temple Update to National Champion: Lauren Haley Morris Wins Hearst Award

Earns top prize of $10,000.
Temple University Television Students Win Bronze Telly Award for “Artists Among Us: The Art of Drag”

Team of ten students honored.
Feel Good Cooking Tackles Type 2 Diabetes Awareness in New Episode

Now available ON DEMAND

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Big Dreams, Bold Pitches: Inside Klein College’s Mock Pitch

Available ON DEMAND

Building Bridges in North Philadelphia: How Temple’s Community Gateway is Making an Impact

Available ON DEMAND

Queer Temple Is Back With a New Semester Premiere

Queer Temple returns this semester with a powerful new episode centered on the voices and experiences of LGBTQ+ actors working across theatre, comedy, and television. Premiere is February 13 at 12 noon.

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12:30 PMDeutsche Welle: Tomorrow Today

Tomorrow Today is DW’s weekly science program. The compelling features and reports about science and technology, medicine and the environment give a glimpse of the world of tomorrow. See the latest innovations and trends in European technology and research as well as portraits of the scientists behind the latest developments. Along with several video features, the […]

01:00 PM Sister Eileen and Her Boyz

Sister Eileen and Her Boyz is a 30-minute documentary film chronicling the pastoral ministry of a retired Catholic nun whose dangerous convictions led to radical change for gay men needing care and housing in a mid-size midwestern city during the late ’80s and early ’90s.

01:30 PM Only in Castro

A lighthearted, poignant and touching half-hour film that pays homage to beloved walking tour guide and San Francisco personality Trevor Hailey

02:00 PM Indian Country Today

Telling the stories of indigenous communities by indigenous journalists is at the core of Indian Country Today. Since its beginnings in 1981 as a weekly newspaper, ICT has grown into the largest news organization serving Native American communities. In April 2020, they expanded into public broadcasting through a daily newscast about how the coronavirus pandemic […]

02:30 PM Peter Mott House Underground Railroad Museum and Lawnside

A Broader View host Karen Turner explores why preserving local Black history matters, featuring a powerful conversation with Linda Shockley, president of the Lawnside Historical Society. The episode centers on Peter Mott House Underground Railroad Museum and Lawnside, the first self-governing African American community north of the Mason-Dixon Line. Together, they examine how ordinary people […]