First story as investigations editor for The Temple News drops next week 🤞

in a preview of what's to come on the The Temple News Investigations Desk, I did extensive data analysis to connect clusters of LLCs to landlords around Temple's campus. Meet the top owners: temple-news.com/who-owns-the-m…

re-upping bc the map is interactive now 😈

Some people look forward to pumpkin spice season personally I am gearing up for gingko yellow leaf season

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Absolutely abhorrent behavior by Penn State. And to its own hardworking and immensely talented students. The Collegian is one of the best student papers in the country. PSU can cut funding and remove newsstands, but the paper isn't going anywhere, whether they like it or not.

(1/3) Removing newspapers from circulation is censorship, Penn State. Plain and simple. The university says it removed The Daily Collegian's 35 newsstands — and all the papers — because of a prohibition of on-campus advertising. But it doesn't add up.

Investigation: How Arizona tackles a language barrier to provide Navajo voters a ballot they can listen to. And how what officials leave out can be as important as what they put in. votebeat.org/arizona/2024/0… READ:

BREAKING: Four Temple students detained by TUPD following a protest at the College of Engineering's career fair. Developing story, follow Allison Beck's coverage for The Temple News for the latest. temple-news.com/temple-student…

UPDATE: All four protestors who were arrested at Temple yesterday have been released without charges and newly released photos cast doubt on some claims made by the university. Here's what The Temple News knows so far: temple-news.com/protestors-rel…

One caller asked for help finding her brother. Another needed info about evacuation routes. A third worried if a nearby dam was about to burst. And many callers said "I'm just so proud of my neighbors." Local radio in western North Carolina is a literal lifeline right now 🧵

Ta-Nehisi Coates’ new book, “The Message,” is a trio of interconnected essays that examine how the stories people tell — or avoid telling — can shape and even distort reality: “I am most concerned always with those that don’t have a voice.” cbsn.ws/4gJxe2g

It would be fun if public libraries were well-funded and open in the evenings and we built a culture where it’s normal to gather at the library after work and browse the shelves and chat about the latest books and read the Saturday night away.

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My latest, for The Logan Center for Urban Investigative Reporting and The Philadelphia Inquirer: share.inquirer.com/Zz307X