Thanks to America’s obsession with the sport (and business) of football, we were able to see downtown Phoenix in a new light. For a few days, downtown felt dense and vibrant, and the crowds made it seem like the night would never end.
Miguel Otarola, editor in chief of the Downtown Devil, reflects on his exploration of the gems in the downtown area and encourages his fellow students to step out of their comfort zone by supporting their local economy.
Editor in Chief Miguel Otarola got hooked on biking as transportation over the summer. However, as the school year started and the sun began to set earlier, he grew concerned about his safety while commuting.
As blogs transition onto the front page of the Downtown Devil, the publication introduces a new column: Devil's Advocate. Follow for reporter's and editor's thoughts on life in downtown Phoenix.
If you survived another month on the stovetop, you may want to celebrate by going out Friday, Aug. 1, for Phoenix's First Fridays art-walk festivities. So before the kids are back to school and the art walk becomes the welcome madness that it is during the fall, take your time to enjoy this one in comparable calmness.
