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The Arizona State University Alumni Association showcased the university’s research projects at the 27th Annual Day at the Capitol event at the State Capitol Tuesday morning.

Palabra Hair Art Collective, a hair salon that doubles as an art gallery, opened its doors early December in downtown Phoenix adding to the theme of small businesses with functional art spaces to the community.

Willamette Week editor Mark Zusman shared his keys to success in the ever-changing journalism industry at Tuesday's Must See Mondays event.

Danielle Alder, 26, is one of three downtown students who rides on the ASU Western Equestrian Team. The team competes in the Intercollegiate Horse Show Association, and Coach Bob Leary says his team is a force to be reckoned with.

Cory Doctorow, the science fiction author and digital activist, came to the First Amendment Forum for a discussion on "Hackers + Activism: Aaron Swartz, Anonymous and the Ethics of Digital Community," hosted by the ASU Center for Science and the Imagination. Doctorow was joined by Dawn Gilpin, assistant professor at the Cronkite School and Jade Meskill, CEO of Integrum.

Cellar Door Vintage is a new clothing store owned by a husband and wife duo that opened last Tuesday on Sixth Street between Roosevelt and Garfield streets, replacing Nostra Style House that moved recently.

A Mardi Gras parade, festival and pub crawl was held Saturday at CityScape. The Downtown Phoenix Partnership sponsored the third annual Mardi Gras event, which drew an estimated 5,000 people.

Three alumnae and one current student of the Walter Cronkite School are part of a team of USA Today reporters that won a prestigious Alfred I. duPont – Columbia University Award.

All four ASU Senates voted Friday in favor of a bill that would amend the election codes across the campuses for students who plan to run for a USG position.

Matthew Wiener has worked and thrived in the world of Arizona theatre for more than 15 years. It is his livelihood, his business and most importantly, his passion.