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While their demands may be disparate and multitudinous, demonstrators who have joined the ranks of Occupy Phoenix show solidarity in their discontent with the current situation.

Arizona Vote for Student Equality, a new student organization, strives to allow students on each ASU campus to vote on whether or not they support LGBTQ rights.

A local architect hopes to revitalize the Grand Avenue area, an arts district that has struggled since the recession, by implementing a rail project that utilizes historic trolleys.

In an effort to create greater pedestrian accessibility, the City of Phoenix's Streetscape Project began its second phase Monday with the closure of Pierce Street between Central Avenue and First Street to both pedestrian and vehicular traffic.

In commemoration of National Freedom of Speech week, two university professors discussed a recent Supreme Court case involving Westboro Baptist Church and how the case relates to freedom of speech.

"Showbot at Jobot" celebrated the coffee shop’s first year anniversary Monday evening by having seven employees display their creative talent through music, poetry and comedy.

Dim lighting, coffins in plain sight, spooky background music: it didn’t take long for audience members of Lisa Starry’s A Vampire Tale to sense a dark twist looming in their future. Although most of the show was choreographed, this year’s rendition of A Vampire Tale left room for audience participation.

Nearly 50 people were arrested this weekend during the first two days of the Occupy Phoenix protest in Margaret T. Hance Park and Cesar Chavez Plaza in downtown Phoenix.

The Occupy Phoenix protest continued into Sunday when imprisoned demonstrators were released and more arrests were made.

After marching from Cesar Chavez Plaza to Margaret T. Hance Park, a group of Occupy Phoenix protesters were arrested after refusing to leave the park after closing hours.