Aaron Chamberlin likes being the boss. The chef and owner of casual Phoenix Public Market Café and upscale St. Francis has been in the culinary business since he was a 14-year-old dishwasher. Today, he thrives on his curiosity to make people happy.
His journey as a bone marrow donor began in October 2010 at London’s Run in Queen Creek, Ariz. The health solutions senior filled out a sheet and gave a cheek swab, which put him in the Be the Match donor registry, he said. Three years later, he found out he was a match.
"Envisioning Phoenix" was created to promote involvement and discussion on the growth of downtown Phoenix. Its first event, held at Filmbar, featured a documentary screening followed by a panelist discussion.
Tucked behind the stage in the First Amendment Forum in the Walter Cronkite School building is the small, yet crowded Cronkite Gallery. These are five of the most interesting items in the small museum.
Three Walter Cronkite School alumni shared stories Monday night about their successes and failures in entrepreneurial ventures at the first Must See Monday of the semester.
The ASU Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College reported increased enrollment last semester, reversing a recent downtick, and is also planning to add two new degree programs on the Downtown campus.
