Malory Shaw
Student ReporterMalory Shaw is a bilingual journalism major at the University of Nevada, Reno. Previous to her role at KUNR, she worked as a data surveillance intern at the Electronic Frontier Foundation where she developed open-source investigation and data management skills. She currently works at the Latino Research Center managing their social media and connecting to the northern Nevada Latino community.
Shaw hopes to cover diverse topics in science with the goal of fostering a sense of wonder in her readers again; to awaken the curious scientist that exists in everyone. Outside of her journalism work, Malory plays video games, scrapbooks, and enjoys being with friends and family.
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En este episodio de Al Aire con KUNR, practicantes Emilio Milo y Malory Shaw informan acerca de las noticias de la semana. -
On July 16, the Tahoe Environmental Research Center (TERC) held a State of the Lake report that summarizes data collected during 2025. -
En la región de Sarapiquí, en Costa Rica, es difícil caminar sin encontrarse con una plantación de piña o de banano. Los habitantes suelen percibir un fuerte olor parecido al del alcohol que les irrita la nariz o sentir gotas que les provocan irritación en la piel. -
In May, the Reno Fire Department introduced a new recruit. He has four paws, a snout and a golden, waxy coat. -
En este episodio de Al Aire con KUNR, practicantes Emilio Milo y Malory Shaw informan acerca de las noticias de la semana. -
One month after officially taking on his new role, KUNR’s Malory Shaw interviewed Reno Chief of Police Corey Solferino. Solferino shared his priorities and his plan for gaining public trust. -
On June 30, the Supreme Court upheld state laws prohibiting transgender women from participating in athletic teams. The ruling received mixed reactions across Nevada. -
A half-dozen Hidden Valley residents are still digging out after a thunderstorm caused flash flooding and a mudslide last Friday. -
El 16 de junio, la Junta de Comisionados del Condado de Washoe nombró a dos personas para integrar la Junta de Fideicomisarios de la Biblioteca. Tras cuatro rondas de votación, la junta eligió a Andrea Tavener y Marcus Nesbitt entre 25 postulantes. -
In rural areas of Costa Rica, pineapple plantations are cropping up more frequently. Sometimes they’re right next to homes, raising health concerns about pesticide use.
