Gallery of Student Work

Students in the Department of Journalism produce written articles, audio projects, videos, photo essays, multimedia works, and much more. Our students have published their work in the major media outlets in Philadelphia, New York, Washington and all over the United States.

		Daren Dieter, Survivor (audio slideshow) Photojournalism student Faye Murman interviews Daren Dieter who is recovering from a gunshot wound that has him in a wheel chair and dependent on respirators.
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		The War on Drugs in Kensington (multimedia) Journalism seniors Cassie Coronel, Kaitlyn Dreyling and Anne Ha produced this moving multimedia piece that investigates the prolific drug scene in the Kensington neighborhood of Philadelphia. Includes interviews with social workers and self-described drug addicts.
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		The Hacks of West Philadelphia (broadcasting) Broadcast Journalism student Kamali Whitney reports on the illegal taxi business in West Philadelphia. Includes interviews with the drivers (hacks), customers and Philadelphia taxi officials.
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		Terence Lee Reports on Pennsylvania Primary (broadcasting) Broadcast Journalism student Terrence Lee reports on the Pennsylvania Primary for ABC News Now!
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		The Gathering (mutlimedia) Temple student Stacy Nelson documents the Gathering, the longest-running Hip Hop event in Philadelphia.
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		A Chilling Wake-Up Call (article) Temple student Chris Banks' heart-felt story about the death of his father was published in The Philadelphia Daily News on July 11, 2007.
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		Moving in on Yorktown (audio slide show) Students Rachel Madel and Michelle Sears lived in a shared house in the Yorktown section of Philadelphia, close to the Temple campus. Little did they know that they were living there illegally, four girls in a house zoned as a single-family residence. After being evicted they investigated the story more thoroughly, talking to Yorktown residents and Temple housing officials.