Phoenix may be young in comparison to the old, Gothic mainstays of the East coast, but as old buildings like the Ramada Inn continue to be razed, many community activists are trying to reignite an appreciation for historic preservation in the nation’s fifth largest city.
Students founded Arizona State University’s first chapter of the National Association of Black Journalists this semester in hopes of creating more opportunities and fairness for aspiring black journalists.
ASASUD plans to implement new water filtration systems on drinking fountains around the Downtown campus next semester in hopes of making the campus “greener” and saving money for students.
Passion. That is what Johnny Chu, owner and chef of Sens Asian Tapas and Sake Bar, said drove him to open his restaurant in the heart of downtown Phoenix.
Students gathered for seven hours in the Walter Cronkite School's Theater to participate in an unprecedented partnership between Facebook and ABC, resulting in ABC’s live election town hall on Tuesday.
