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Senior editor of Wired and technology journalist, Steven Levy, spoke Monday about journalism in the age of the internet and developing technology.

Downtown community members took over parking spaces on Friday as part of PARK(ing) Day, an event designed to make a statement about urban land use. Participants fed parking meters and used the spaces put up tents, play music and pass out lemonade.

Eight contestants strutted their stuff in the second annual Mr. Taylor Place pageant at the Taylor Place dorms.

The Walter Cronkite School's website was compromised late Tuesday evening, which resulted in the site being down for about an hour, the dean of the school said.

The Arizona Republic's food critic shared some of his favorite — and least favorite — restaurants with students at Tuesday's Discover Phoenix lecture.

“We’ll do it in a sentence, then move on. I was the anchor for the biggest story of our lives to the largest audience in the history of television."

Eight new senators were swiftly added to the Downtown Senate Friday, bringing the total number of senators to 12.

At the Downtown Senate meeting Friday afternoon, the Senate could confirm as many as eight new student representatives, tripling the number of senators currently representing students.

A crowd of 15 students gathered at the Walter Cronkite School to hear an Arizona Diamondbacks spokesman lead a discussion on the team's relationship with downtown Phoenix businesses.

Six floors up in Taylor Place, RCKIN provides a home for students studying kinesiology. The program, which is in its inaugural year, is designed to help those students get the most out of their first year at ASU.