David Love, an adjunct faculty member in the Klein College of Media and Communication, describes how digital media influences social protest movements, including Black Lives Matter.Photo by Ryan S. Brandenberg Sep. 16, 2020 Uprise Online: Professor discusses social movements in the digital age Political commentator, freelance journalist and adjunct professor at the Klein College of Media and […] Sep. 2, 2020 Reimagining the role of police in society through research Ajima Olaghere’s scholarship doesn’t just stay within the confines of the college classroom or on […] Klein College's Linn Washington reflects on a long career of reporting on policy brutality and racism.Photo by Klein College of Media and Communication Aug. 25, 2020 ‘We’ve been here before’: Journalism professor discusses covering racism, protests and police brutality Since the start of his career in journalism in the 1970s, Linn Washington Jr., a professor in […] Aug. 20, 2020 It Is What It Is By Jay GallagherMaybe you were intrigued by the title to read my story. If you were my kids, you would roll your […] Aug. 6, 2020 I Don't Know By Anne WilkinsonIf you knew me, you would know that these are the hardest three words for me to acknowledge–I DON'T […] Molefi Kete Asante believes the current protests against racial and social injustice are also inspired by the idea of Afrocentricity.Photo by Joseph V. Labolito Jul. 23, 2020 Racial injustice has been fuelled by centuries of prejudiced hierarchies The author of more than 90 books and 500 articles, Molefi Kete Asante is one of the world’s most […] Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice Tara Tripp talks about the need for social justice reform and critical importance of well-funded and well-planned reentry programs for returning citizens.Photo by Joseph V. Labolito Jul. 23, 2020 National protests emphasize need for criminal justice reform For Tara Tripp, the national protests following the death of George Floyd underscore the need for […] Jul. 23, 2020 Growing Veggies During a Global Pandemic By Jagadeesh GummadiA lot has changed because of the novel coronavirus, but what hasn't changed is that the sun still […] Jul. 9, 2020 Temple Made and Temple Proud By Treanna HackneyI never would have thought that my senior year would come to an early end because of a global […] David Brown, diversity advisor to the office of the dean at Klein College of Media and Communication, speaking at a campus event in 2017.Photo by Ryan S. Brandenberg Jul. 2, 2020 The national conversation on race is an opportunity to push for greater inclusion For David Brown, the protests following George Floyd’s death have underlined the importance of […] According to College of Education Dean Gregory Anderson, there are some straightforward ways to address education disparities, but they are a difficult to implement.Photo by Joseph V. Labolito Jun. 25, 2020 Systemic racism has led to education disparities Dean Gregory Anderson took the helm of Temple’s College of Education in the summer of 2013, after […] Jun. 23, 2020 Business as Unusual By Kayla HallWhen COVID-19 hit, it shocked the entire nation. Schools closed, businesses shut down (some for […] Jun. 4, 2020 Wellness and Connection By Devon Rember, Assistant Director - FacilitiesOn March 14th, when Temple closed its doors due to COVID-19, I was unsure what my day to day would […] May 20, 2020 Rewatch and Reboot By Joe Wolgast, Aquatics CoordinatorAre you still watching "The Office (U.S.)"? Yes, Netflix, I am! Now please let me continue to enjoy […] May 7, 2020 Congratulations class of 2020 By John DomanTo the Temple University Class of 2020, On behalf of the Department of Campus Recreation I want to […] Load More
David Love, an adjunct faculty member in the Klein College of Media and Communication, describes how digital media influences social protest movements, including Black Lives Matter.Photo by Ryan S. Brandenberg Sep. 16, 2020 Uprise Online: Professor discusses social movements in the digital age Political commentator, freelance journalist and adjunct professor at the Klein College of Media and […] Sep. 2, 2020 Reimagining the role of police in society through research Ajima Olaghere’s scholarship doesn’t just stay within the confines of the college classroom or on […] Klein College's Linn Washington reflects on a long career of reporting on policy brutality and racism.Photo by Klein College of Media and Communication Aug. 25, 2020 ‘We’ve been here before’: Journalism professor discusses covering racism, protests and police brutality Since the start of his career in journalism in the 1970s, Linn Washington Jr., a professor in […] Aug. 20, 2020 It Is What It Is By Jay GallagherMaybe you were intrigued by the title to read my story. If you were my kids, you would roll your […] Aug. 6, 2020 I Don't Know By Anne WilkinsonIf you knew me, you would know that these are the hardest three words for me to acknowledge–I DON'T […] Molefi Kete Asante believes the current protests against racial and social injustice are also inspired by the idea of Afrocentricity.Photo by Joseph V. Labolito Jul. 23, 2020 Racial injustice has been fuelled by centuries of prejudiced hierarchies The author of more than 90 books and 500 articles, Molefi Kete Asante is one of the world’s most […] Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice Tara Tripp talks about the need for social justice reform and critical importance of well-funded and well-planned reentry programs for returning citizens.Photo by Joseph V. Labolito Jul. 23, 2020 National protests emphasize need for criminal justice reform For Tara Tripp, the national protests following the death of George Floyd underscore the need for […] Jul. 23, 2020 Growing Veggies During a Global Pandemic By Jagadeesh GummadiA lot has changed because of the novel coronavirus, but what hasn't changed is that the sun still […] Jul. 9, 2020 Temple Made and Temple Proud By Treanna HackneyI never would have thought that my senior year would come to an early end because of a global […] David Brown, diversity advisor to the office of the dean at Klein College of Media and Communication, speaking at a campus event in 2017.Photo by Ryan S. Brandenberg Jul. 2, 2020 The national conversation on race is an opportunity to push for greater inclusion For David Brown, the protests following George Floyd’s death have underlined the importance of […] According to College of Education Dean Gregory Anderson, there are some straightforward ways to address education disparities, but they are a difficult to implement.Photo by Joseph V. Labolito Jun. 25, 2020 Systemic racism has led to education disparities Dean Gregory Anderson took the helm of Temple’s College of Education in the summer of 2013, after […] Jun. 23, 2020 Business as Unusual By Kayla HallWhen COVID-19 hit, it shocked the entire nation. Schools closed, businesses shut down (some for […] Jun. 4, 2020 Wellness and Connection By Devon Rember, Assistant Director - FacilitiesOn March 14th, when Temple closed its doors due to COVID-19, I was unsure what my day to day would […] May 20, 2020 Rewatch and Reboot By Joe Wolgast, Aquatics CoordinatorAre you still watching "The Office (U.S.)"? Yes, Netflix, I am! Now please let me continue to enjoy […] May 7, 2020 Congratulations class of 2020 By John DomanTo the Temple University Class of 2020, On behalf of the Department of Campus Recreation I want to […]
