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

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

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QUEER TEMPLE

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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Wonders of the West
Uncover some of the most unique people, places and sites that the west has to offer in “Wonders of the West.” Join Emmy Award winning producer Brian Wignall, his wife and biologist, Julie Wignall and their daughter Amelia as they explore the natural wonders and mysteries of the American west.
Silent Struggles
Silent Struggles is a documentary that explores the experiences of Black female athletes, specifically current and former athletes at Temple University, focusing on the intersection of race, gender, and mental health. Through personal stories and insightful interviews, the film explores the unique challenges these athletes face, including navigating social interactions as Black women, dealing with […]
Wonders of the West
Uncover some of the most unique people, places and sites that the west has to offer in “Wonders of the West.” Join Emmy Award winning producer Brian Wignall, his wife and biologist, Julie Wignall and their daughter Amelia as they explore the natural wonders and mysteries of the American west.
SPECIALS
An African American stand out player at Drake University during the 40s and 50s, Johnny Bright was a front-runner to win the 1951 Heisman Trophy. In a game against Oklahoma A&M, Bright was knocked unconscious and ultimately forced to leave the game due to injury. Bright enjoyed a Hall of Fame career in the Canadian […]
ICT TV
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 […]