Woodland Arts Center passes important hurdle
A formerly abandoned church on Ninth and Woodland Avenues is one step closer to becoming a new community center for downtown Phoenix.
The project, known as...
Arizona Humanities holds policing discussion with state lawmakers
Community group AZ Humanities held a discussion on policing with an ASU criminology professor and several state lawmakers on Tuesday.
Possible desegregation fund cuts could cost schools millions
Eighteen school districts including, Phoenix Union High School District, can be negatively affected if the desegregation fund is cut.
Students, community members share post-inauguration thoughts
Just shy of two weeks after Donald Trump was inaugurated as the president of the United States, ASU’s Center for the Study of Race...
Connect2STEM gets students hands on with science
Thousands of kids and parents got their hands dirty on Saturday with technology and science experiments put on by Connect2STEM.
The University of Arizona’s College...
Former President Jimmy Carter receives O’Connor Justice Prize
Former president Jimmy Carter was awarded the O’Connor Justice Prize by the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at the Arizona Biltmore Hotel Friday...
Phoenix Rising: Bills, bills, bills
Every January, a wave of protesters and power brokers descend upon the copper dome just west of downtown Phoenix in order to shape the...
Documentarians: Journalists need to listen to their sources, not speak for them
In a media landscape crawling with “fake news” and “alternative facts,” journalists have more of a responsibility than ever to represent their sources fairly...
Thousands attend PBS launch event for 24-hour children’s network
Arizona PBS kicked off its first 24-hour children’s network on Monday with a launch festival in the Walter Cronkite School that was attended by...
Students request stop signs be implemented near Bioscience High School
Students hope two high-traffic intersections near Bioscience High School will be receiving 4-way stop signs.