Klein Lecture: Carolyn Kitch

Klein Lecture: Carolyn Kitch

Dr. Carolyn Kitch, the Laura H. Carnell Professor of Journalism and a member of the faculty of the Media and Communication Doctoral Program at Klein College of Media and Communication, recently published a collection of research along with 12 other women scholars titled Front Lines, Front Pages: Media and the Fight for Women’s Suffrage. 

Klein Lecture: Pat Brereton

Klein Lecture: Pat Brereton

During a recent installment of the Office of Research and Graduate Studies’ Spring 2021 Graduate Speaker Series, Dr.

Klein Lecture: Herman Wasserman

Klein Lecture: Herman Wasserman

In his new book, The Ethics of Engagement (Oxford University Press), Herman Wasserman explores the ethics of the media in conflicts that arise during transitions to democracy in Africa.

Klein Lecture: Marc Lamont-Hill

Klein College Lecture Series: Dr. Marc Lamont Hill

Dr. Marc Lamont Hill, the Steve Charles Professor of Media, Cities and Solutions at Klein College of Media and Communication at Temple University, recently published an urgent and incisive collection of new interviews bookended by two new essays, We Still Here: Pandemic, Policing, Protest and Possibility.…

Klein Lecture: Mia Consalvo

Klein Lecture: Mia Consalvo

Who decides what is and what is not a game? When games researchers choose which games to study and which games they ignore, how do their choices impact our theories about games and gamers?…

Klein Lecture: Graduate Alumni Panel

Klein Lecture: Graduate Panel

Klein College held a Graduate Alumni Panel with Antionette Lee, Enni Aigbomian, Iryna Gudyma, Naula Cabral, and Claudia Trani-Melgar to showcase research being done at the graduate level at Klein.…

2020 Diversity Symposium Workshop

2020 Diversity Symposium Workshop

The workshop portion of the 2020 Diversity Symposium is led by Dr.…

Library Lecture: Dr. Iona Vargus

Library Lecture: Dr. Iona Vargus

This program features a conversation with Dr. Bernard Watson, Vice President Emeritus, and Dr.…

Library Lecture: The Loss of Place, Part 1

Library Lecture: The Loss of Place Part 1

Watch part one of a moderated discussion on the 2020 election, inauguration, privileging of protest, public space, and health care.…