Boogud donates one wheelchair attachment to a Kenyan child for every bike sold
Boogüd, a bamboo bicycle company started by an ASU graduate as a senior capstone project, donates one hand-crank wheelchair attachment to a disabled child in Kenya every time a customer purchases a bicycle.
Biographer tells story of Walter Cronkite’s life
Dr. Douglas Brinkley, author of the biography “Cronkite,” gave a brief recap of Cronkite’s life in the First Amendment Forum for the last Must See Monday of the semester and told exciting stories about the school’s namesake.
USGD president proposes professors use same textbook for a fixed time period
USGD President Joseph Grossman is trying to create a book pledge with Downtown professors to continue to use the same textbook for fixed periods of time, saving students money by allowing them to return the book to the bookstore nearly at-cost.
Slide show: Tamale Festival
Food City held its 2012 Tamale Festival on Saturday and Sunday in downtown Phoenix between First and Fourth avenues on Washington Street.
Mayor’s awards honor artists of all mediums
Five organizations and individuals were honored Saturday with the first annual Mayor’s Art Awards in conjunction with the Phoenix Festival of the Arts in Margaret T. Hance Park.