Arizona Native American students to pay in-state tuition with revised residency policy
The Arizona Board of Regents approved a revision to its residency policy in November that allows enrolled members of Native American tribes to pay in-state tuition for the first time starting this semester.
Dean Christopher Callahan joins the Poynter Institute’s National Advisory Board
Christopher Callahan, vice provost of the Downtown campus and dean of the Walter Cronkite School, was appointed to the National Advisory Board for The Poynter Institute. The board guides the esteemed journalism organization, which trains professionals, conducts media research and outlines journalistic ethics.
Core CrossFit to move to new location, brewery to occupy previous space
CoreCrossFit was "bursting at the seams" at their Seventh and Roosevelt streets location, and is moving to McKinley Street, leaving its former space to a brand new brewery and restaurant.
Central City Village Planning Committee supports initiative to improve street dynamics
The Central City Village Planning Committee voted to support the Complete Streets Policy Initiative at its first meeting of the year Monday.
ASU students travel to Australia, learn skills for design of new organization facility
ASU students traveled to Australia to learn design techniques that will be applied in a new facility for Native American Connections, a local charitable organization.
Teen Pokemon player sees victory in the cards
High school freshman Curtis Swick has been playing the Pokemon Trading Card Game for seven years and hopes to one day become the Pokemon World Champion, competing in tournaments around the country.
Gender-neutral restrooms in schools and businesses serve LGBT community
Gender-neutral restrooms provide a more comfortable option for transgender people who may face questioning or harassment due to their gender identity and gender expression. These restrooms, found in some schools and businesses, are marked for use by people of any gender.
Grand Avenue Merchants’ Association looks to apply for 501(c)3 IRS nonprofit tax status
Grand Avenue has been subject to several projects throughout its long history, including its most recent addition of new bike racks and other street improvements. Now, the street's merchants' association hopes to receive 501(c)3 IRS nonprofit tax status to increase funding for future projects.
University of Arizona medical students complete four-year research projects
Every University of Arizona College of Medicine -- Phoenix student completes a four-year research project. Students work directly with academic advisers and mentors in the medical field.
Arts district flourishes from dregs of downtown, but now faces new problems
Roosevelt Street in downtown Phoenix has had a significant transformation over the years, from a crime-ridden area to a now-substantial arts district. But some worry big businesses may threaten the current community.