Two Downtown campus students are part of a local nonprofit organization that trains service dogs and are expected to win a substantial grant to help give dogs to wounded community servants free of charge. Read story
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Two Downtown campus students are part of a local nonprofit organization that trains service dogs and are expected to win a substantial grant to help give dogs to wounded community servants free of charge. Read story A partnership between a downtown advocacy group, the city and ASU has permitted local businesses to use University property for their customers until construction near campus ends. Read story Yogurtini is the newest addition to the $900 million mixed-use downtown development. After the 7-month process of readying the building, the store is now open for business. Read story A local music promotion company is set to open a new midsize venue in downtown Phoenix this fall. Read story The Walter Cronkite School’s News21 program, which gives students an opportunity to become involved with in-depth reporting, has been funded for the next decade. Read story ABC anchor Christiane Amanpour is the newest recipient of the Walter Cronkite Award for Excellence in Journalism, ASU announced Monday. Read story Fair Trade Cafe hosted a food tasting last week previewing a vegetarian lunch option available for ASU students next fall. Read story
Growing up near the Four Corners on a small reservation, Trudie Jackson spent the first seventeen years of her life as a man. When she came to Phoenix, she began dressing and acting like a woman. Read story |
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