African American Museum
The story of the African diaspora in America can be told in many different forums but perhaps the most powerful and compelling way of telling this story is by examining some of the artifacts up close.
BLOG: An Outlook on Journalism Today
What do the JSHOP students think about journalism's impact on society today?
A Look Inside the 2011 NABJ Convention
Everywhere you looked, the Philadelphia Convention Center was a beehive of activity.
Riding on a Mighty Duck
It might be called the "mighty duck", but there's a reason why this ride is a local fave.
The Mother Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church
Standing across the street of the Mother Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church, one cannot escape the history and symbolism of this iconic Philadelphia landmark.
Profile: George Washington
When you think of George Washington, the nation’s first president, you probably think of a man of principle and a brilliant leader. He’s often associated with the man who helped America gain its freedom. But he was also a slave owner.
Profile: Charles Blockson’s Art Collection
Charles Blockson has made it his life’s work of telling the story of African Americans through literature exhibits, and artifacts. His collection at Sullivan Hall on Temples Main Campus is something to behold.
Safety in the Lives Of Hip Hop Dancers?
Hip-hop dance can help keep kids stay out of trouble. Dance programs demand passion and dedication, which keeps dancers in a positive community scene while on the streets.
A la Rocky, a visitor bolts up the steps of Philly’s museum
Like most out-of-towners to Philly, the Rocky statue, at 26th Street and Benjamin Franklin Parkway, is on their must-see list.
Profile: Al Dia Newspaper
The founder of Al Dia, Hernan Guaracao, is a native of Colombia, South America. He worked as a reporter before starting the newspaper in 1992.
Philly’s Food Attractions
“Wit or Witout Cheeze?” That’s the question you usually hear at every cheesesteak stand throughout Philadelphia.
TU High School Press
The TU Press is a four-week enrichment program that allows Philadelphia school students to study journalism at the Temple University Center City campus.
