Grace Shallow

Alternate jurors selected for Cosby’s retrial

05 April 2018 Grace Shallow

Board of Trustees Chairman Patrick O’Connor was mentioned in a list of potential witnesses read by Chief Montgomery County Court of Common Pleas Judge Steven T. O’Neill on Thursday.

Gayborhood: A place to ‘flourish’

27 February 2018 Grace Shallow

Bars like Tabu, Tavern on Camac and Stir are safe places for the LGBTQ community.

The ripple effect of student death

05 December 2017 Michaela Winberg and Grace Shallow

When students die, how does the university respond, and how do loved ones grieve?

To my sisters: what all women know

17 October 2017 Grace Shallow

A student writes about what femininity means to her as the oldest of four sisters.

Don’t just say you’re an LGBTQ ally, be one

12 September 2017 Grace Shallow

Supporting people who are queer requires more than just tolerance.

Part II | A community experiencing change

25 April 2017 Evan Easterling, Grace Shallow and Michaela Winberg

North Philadelphians have seen firsthand how Temple is changing their neighborhood.

Part II | Changing face: marketing and admissions strategies

11 April 2017 Grace Shallow

The university does not target specific student demographics for recruitment.

Literacy program helping to fix a broken pipeline

04 April 2017 Grace Shallow

The College of Education is working with organizations to improve local education.

Changing face: how the student demographic is changing

28 March 2017 Grace Shallow

Class sizes are increasing, but some racial groups are not growing at the same rate.

A ‘daughter’ of Charleston visits Ambler, discusses grief

09 March 2017 Grace Shallow

A woman from Charleston lost her mother, two cousins and a childhood friend when Dylann Roof killed nine people at a church in 2015.