Brandon Kutzler

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Hundreds of protestors congregate at state Capitol in response to education cuts

Nearly 600 protesters rallied at the state Capitol Thursday afternoon against state budget cuts to education. This included about 30 Downtown campus students, who marched nearly two miles from campus to the Capitol.

Devil’s Advocate: Arizona, MLK Day and the continued challenges of civil rights politics

Arizona's 23rd official MLK Day is a good time to reflect on the state's continued challenges -- and occasional progress -- in civil-rights politics.

Local band collaborates with 26 artists in new album curated by the Flaming Lips

It's an unlikely twist of fate: Treasure Mammal, the merrily experimental Phoenix-based band of spandex-clad provocateurs, is featured on the same record as spandex-clad provocateur Miley Cyrus.

Phoenix literary magazine ‘Four Chambers’ launches revamped second issue

Four Chambers Press marked the release of their second issue with a release party at FilmBar. The fall 2014 issue was a labor of love for Editor-in-Chief Jake Friedman and the new standard for future literary magazines.

Video: CollabX connects local jazz musicians and poets for collaborative performances

A joint venture between professors of ASU's School of Letters and Sciences and the Herberger Institute mixed jazz artists and poets together for an impromptu evening at the Pythian Lodge in Tempe.

ECCA backs 7th and McKinley crosswalk signal

Members of the Evans Churchill Community Association sent a proposal to the city of Phoenix Street Transportation Department to install a signal that would help pedestrians and bicyclists cross Seventh Street at McKinley Street more safely.