Opinion

Downtown Devil's health and wellness blog Devilishly Healthy has returned for the spring semester. Columnist Wafa Shahid has some advice on how to successfully get back into the swing of school and work.

"2 Pianos 4 Hands" tells its story with just two actors, two grand pianos and no costume changes. In our curtain critic's opinion, this strange mixture is a recipe for success for the show.

Arizona's 23rd official MLK Day is a good time to reflect on the state's continued challenges -- and occasional progress -- in civil-rights politics.

Miguel Otarola, editor in chief of the Downtown Devil, reflects on his exploration of the gems in the downtown area and encourages his fellow students to step out of their comfort zone by supporting their local economy.

I was always hesitant about going up to someone and asking to take their photo. Years ago a mentor told me the worst that could happen was that they say no.

In celebration of the end of the academic semester, the Downtown Devil's editors selected stories and columns that represented some of the publication's best work of the past six months.

What better place to capture the feel of the holidays in Downtown Phoenix than CitySkate? I decided that to capture the feel of the holidays in a large city, a small personal moment would not cut it. Instead, I decided to capture the unending movement that is the city.

The Arizona Theatre Company recently received a $20,000 grant from the National Endowment for the Arts for Latino community outreach and programming, which brings the opportunity for diverse voices of Phoenix to be heard. But it also raises important questions about how we integrate those voices into a sometimes white-washed theater community.

When my camera’s moodiness destroyed all hopes for a seemingly perfect outcome, I had to let go of my control-freak nature. Sometimes life doesn't go as expected. Though I had to loosen up, the final product was oddly liberating.

If finals are getting you down, don't worry! Devilishly Healthy columnist Wafa Shahid has some recommendations to keep you happy and healthy (or maybe just functioning).