Today’s earlier editorial, “Editorial: Better of Downtown,” has been misconstrued as bitter, immature and disrespectful. None of that was our intention, and I apologize for any who were offended and felt that the critique became personal. Read story
Over the course of the past two weeks, the Downtown Devil faced an unpleasant truth about operating an all-online news publication: Some men just want to watch the world burn. I like to think this hacking business is just the sad irony of life online. Read story 
From a Fulbright Scholar to a recipient of multiple Hearst Journalism Awards, students at the Walter Cronkite School once again have helped the school place among the highest in the nation for both print and broadcast journalism. Read story 
Aimed at improving school spirit, the University Spirit, Pride and Tradition committee will hold its first event on April 19. The pan-campus initiative has been spearheaded by Downtown President Joseph Grossman and former Polytechnic President Dominick Hernandez. Read story 
Phones, tablets and mobile browsing are shaping the way that journalism is produced and disseminated, a representative from the Poynter Institute said during this semester’s eighth Must See Monday event. Read story 
Only days after the Arizona House Appropriations Committee approved a bill that would require a minimum tuition contribution of $2,000 for in-state undergraduate students, the Office of President Michael Crow released a recommendation of no tuition increase for that demographic and an increase of 3 percent for out-of-state undergraduate students. Read story 
The House Appropriations Committee approved a controversial bill that would mandate a minimum tuition contribution. The bill would require university students to cover a minimum of $2,000 toward their tuition without the help of need-based aid and other university-granted funds. Read story 
A monthly potluck that brings together community members from all walks of life celebrates its second anniversary in central Phoenix this year. Read story 
Wearing everything from fake nun habits to body-sized beer-pong cups, more than 200 people took to the streets for a part of this year’s Idiotarod — a cross between the famed Iditarod sled-dog race and drunken revelry that lands more closely to the latter. Read story 
The opportunity to start a food truck in downtown Phoenix has never been better, Phoenix Street Food Coalition chairman Brad Moore told a crowd of more than 70 people Tuesday. Read story |
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