Local artist paints to help downtown charity, homeless

There are currently over a thousand homeless individuals living in Phoenix. With the help of live music and a painting canvas, that number is expected to drop.

Japenese festival allows patrons to admire the art of bonsai

This past weekend, enthusiasts gathered to share and celebrate aspects of Japanese culture at the annual Arizona Matsuri, especially the spirit and art of bonsai.

ASU president recommends tuition increases for graduates, out-of-state undergraduates

Only days after the Arizona House Appropriations Committee approved a bill that would require a minimum tuition contribution of $2,000 for in-state undergraduate students, the Office of President Michael Crow released a recommendation of no tuition increase for that demographic and an increase of 3 percent for out-of-state undergraduate students.

Indie rock band Knesset returns from debut tour, plans for next release

Phoenix-based indie rock band Knesset's successful tour in Japan launched its debut album and gave the band unique experiences to bring back to the States.

Inaugural eating-disorder walk hopes to increase awareness of illness

With an expected 175 attendees, the first Phoenix Eating Disorder Awareness Walk kicks off the week dedicated to the cause with over $22,000 raised. The walk is co-chaired by a journalism senior.