Phyllis McKelvey worked in the poultry business for 44 years and dedicated her professional life to protecting the integrity of the food supply.… →
University Lecture Series
A collection of lectures featuring particularly prominent speakers, many of whom are guests to the university.
Richard Butsch of Rider University presents “Meanings of Audiences: Comparative Discourses.” … →
Temple University School of Media and Communication brings together more than a dozen guests–from writers and producers to executives and performers–who have conquered the digital landscape to discuss all this and more.… →
Blockson Collection founder Charles L. Blockson discusses his latest publication, The President’s House Revisited Behind the Scenes: The Samuel Fraunces Story (STILL Publications, 2013).… →
The Temple Issues Forum (TIF) features a discussion on the current state of affairs in Egypt and how US policy has shaped certain tremendous outcomes in recent history.… →
Larry Hott and Diane Garey of Florentine Films/Hott Productions have produced 23 films for PBS broadcast and numerous short films for educational and online distribution.… →
Carolyn M. Byerly of the Department of Communication, Culture and Media Studies at Howard University presents “Women in Journalism: A Global Status Report” as part of the SMC Spring Speakers Series.… →
More than at any other time, the world is relying on a mixture of overlapping organizations and rules that blend national and international means for regulating markets.… →
Temple Professor of Political Science Joe Schwartz lays out the history of labor unions and their necessity in organizing democracy in the workplace, where the system reflects that of a hierarchy.… →
