Award-winning sportswriter Ray Didinger takes time to discuss the 2014 Eagles season as well as his new book, The New Eagles Encyclopedia, which details the long history behind the Philadelphia football team. … →
University Lecture Series
A collection of lectures featuring particularly prominent speakers, many of whom are guests to the university.
Focusing on the current state of the music industry, this discussion was hosted by SMC Professor and Verizon Chair Jim McKairnes.… →
Held at Temple University’s Center City Campus, speaker Dr. Parry Guilford, a professor in the Cancer Genetics Laboratory at the University of Otago in Dunedin, New Zealand, addresses the past, the present, and hope for the future concerning Hereditary Diffuse Gastric Cancer.… →
Silvio Waisbord, Director of Graduate Studies at the School of Media and Public Affairs, George Washington University, gives a lecture on the matter of professionalism in journalism and its place in the shifting boundaries of contemporary journalism.… →
This Chat in the Stacks discussion focuses on voting rights, civil rights and human rights. The panel, hosted by the Temple University Libraries, is led by Professors Dr. John Groce and James Kelch of the Temple University College of Social Work.
Paul Gluck, TUTV General Manager, is joined by two outstanding multimedia professionals, Temple University alumni John Foy and Neil Degroot.… →
At the start of the Bronze Age the ancient (semi) nomadic people of the Oman Peninsula interred the dead in burial cairns placed high on the landscape.… →
Game design is a practice. It’s something that most people dabble in as kids, in the playground, field or street, but there’s also a fine art to it, and that takes time to learn. … →
In this presentation, Psychology Professor Marsha Weinraub consider how sleep affects infant, child, and adolescent development.… →
