Klein College of Media and Communication at Temple University

08/25/2026

Want to get paid to learn how Philadelphia works?

Philadelphia Documenters trains and pays everyday residents to attend public meetings, take accurate notes and help make local government more transparent—no previous reporting experience required.

Join the official Philadelphia Documenters Relaunch to:
Learn how the program works
Meet current Documenters
Explore the issues shaping Philly
Sign up for an upcoming orientation
Enjoy light refreshments and enter a prize raffle

Free; registration required

📅 Wednesday, Aug. 26
⏰ 6–7:30 p.m.
📍 Philadelphia Ethical Society, 1906 S. Rittenhouse Square

Whether you’re interested in journalism, politics, public service or simply making a difference in Philly, this is a great way to get involved.

Register:

Public meetings shape our schools, our streets, and the Philadelphia city budget. But right now, most of these meetings go completely unrecorded. The Philadelphia Documenters program is changing that. We train and pay everyday residents to attend public sessions, take accurate notes, and publish t...

08/24/2026

New semester, new opportunities—and a little advice from students who’ve been there. 🦉

Our Klein Rising Peer Mentors are sharing what they wish they knew, what helped them find their footing and their best advice for making the most of your time at Klein.

Whether you’re just starting your Klein journey or heading back for another year, take it from your peers: get involved, ask questions, make connections and don’t be afraid to try something new.

Welcome (back) to Klein. You’ve got this.

08/20/2026

Our Klein Peer Mentors are ready for YOU! We hope to see all your smiling faces tomorrow morning… See you soon! 🦉

08/14/2026

The Klein College community remembers Janet Klein, a cherished friend, philanthropist and longtime member of our Board of Visitors.

Janet’s warmth, kindness and steadfast commitment to our students touched generations. Her remarkable legacy will live on throughout Klein College and Temple University.

Remembering Janet Klein:

Together with her husband Lew, Janet Klein touched the lives of many Temple students through her philanthropy. Since 2019, she had served on the Klein College Board of Visitors.

08/06/2026

Big news from !

Temple University Television earned 15 nominations across seven categories in the 2026 Mid-Atlantic Regional College Production Awards, recognizing the work of 61 Temple students, faculty and staff.

From news and sports to documentaries, arts and culture, long-form storytelling and on-air talent, these nominations showcase the creativity, dedication and collaboration of Temple’s storytellers.

Congratulations to all the nominees!

Learn more: https://klein.temple.edu/news/2026/08/tutv-earns-15-nominations-recognizing-61-temple-storytellers-2026-college-production-awards

By Joe SchreiberAug. 6, 2026 Share on Socialshare on socialFacebookTwitterLinkedIn Temple University Television earned 15 nominations across seven categories in the 2026 Mid-Atlantic Regional College Production Awards.The honors recognize the work of 61 Temple University students, faculty and staff....

07/30/2026

Three Klein College scholars have received national awards recognizing their contributions to journalism and media scholarship.

Their work reflects Klein College’s commitment to research that addresses important questions and contributes meaningfully to the field.

Learn more about the scholars, their research and the awards they received: https://klein.temple.edu/news/2026/07/three-klein-college-scholars-receive-national-journalism-media-awards

07/22/2026

Grace Zweitzig, KLN ’26, and Lauren Zweitzig, KLN ’99, both shared stories working on Temple TV's Temple Update, yet now they share their own story as mother and daughter and fellow Klein College alumni.

“My parents both talked about their experiences at Temple in a very special and interesting way to me,” Grace said. “I saw that Temple could really shape a strong career and personality for someone, and that was what interested me.”

Jul. 21, 2026 Share on Socialshare on socialFacebookTwitterLinkedIn Photo provided by Lauren Zweitzig Lauren Zweitzig, KLN ’99, grew up with the cherry-and-white spirit in her house. Temple University defined education for her father, a first-generation college student who earned his bachelor of s...

07/21/2026

Thank you to Don Mattingly, manager of the , and Dave Roberts, manager of the , for meeting with some of our students today, courtesy of the . The students learned the best tips and tricks for press conferences. ⚾️

07/15/2026

We are so fortunate to have Marc Zumoff, former play-by-play voice of the Philadelphia 76ers, as associate director of our Claire Smith Center for Sports Media and instructing students on play-by-play announcing.

“The importance of believing in yourself is always at the top of my agenda,” Zumoff said. “The ability to have good people skills and use that to develop a solid network in a competitive industry is also hugely important. And then it’s about the value of hard work and practice, which my class is based on. These are valuable lessons that can be used in all aspects of life.

After a 27-year stint as the voice of the Philadelphia 76ers, Marc Zumoff returned to his alma mater, Temple University, to help students chase their broadcasting dreams.

07/14/2026

Temple Unscripted is here! This new interview series from Temple TV features candid conversations with the leaders, alumni and community changemakers whose ideas, service and leadership are making an impact at Temple University, throughout Philadelphia and beyond. Watch the first episode now, featuring Dr. Valerie Harrison, Temple University Vice President for Community Impact and Civic Engagement.

Airs Tuesday July 14 at 12 noon.