Water experts present report to city of Phoenix’s Environmental Quality Commission
Despite record rainfall in the past few weeks, Phoenix is still in the middle of a drought. The city's water department presented multiple water use and conservation plans available to the city.
New music director for Phoenix Symphony crescendos to prominence through youth
Tito Munoz, at 31, is young for a Phoenix Symphony music director -- but his depth of experience, both with conducting from a young age and playing violin in an orchestra himself, led to his role conducting the symphony today.
Bioscience becomes first Arizona school to include sustainability officer in student council
Bioscience High School has partnered with the SustainPHX Literacy Project to add a position to its student council, helping to develop a relationship between the council and sustainability initiatives already on campus.
Focus. Flash. Phoenix: Reflections of laughter
It was interesting to see just her face reflected in the mirror, surrounded by a pool of black. There was so much mystery in the image, yet there was also a sense of comfort and sureness from her face staring back.
ASU College of Public Programs ‘In my life I will…’ wall receives positive responses
An ASU alumna was inspired by the international "Before I Die" project, where walls are placed in communities, allowing people to fill in the phrase "Before I die I will..." Her wall aims to be positive, with the message "In my life I will..." instead.

