ASU students on Arizona Fashion Week and chasing their dreams
Two students of Arizona State University’s fashion program, along with a former student of the school are part of Arizona Fashion Week to sh
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Amalie Rhebeck
Oct 1
How The Arizona State University Art Museum is Celebrating Chicano Art and Voices
By Amalie Rhebeck The Arizona State University Art Museum is celebrating Hispanic heritage, art and culture all year round with their...
Olivia Madrid
Aug 14
Macy Eleni Talks Thrifting, Community, and Her New Book
By Olivia Madrid For Macy Eleni , fashion has never existed without thrifting. Hailing from the suburbs of Ohio, Eleni found herself in...
Larisa May
Aug 8
FourSight's Grand Opening on Grand Avenue
By Larisa May A new gift shop has just opened its doors on Grand Avenue in Phoenix, with the intention of encouraging residents to...
Madeline Bates
Feb 7
NFL Wife Kirsten Juszczyk Becomes an NFL Partner with Her Custom, Upcycled Women’s Line
By Madeline Bates Kirsten Juszczyk, wife of San Francisco 49ers fullback Kyle Juszczyk, signed a deal with the NFL for her line of custom...
Anna 'Monty' Montoya Gaxiola
Dec 20, 2023
Cheers to 2024 | Where to Celebrate the New Year in Arizona
By Anna “Monty” Montoya-Gaxiola It’s time to celebrate the New Year Arizona’s way. As 2023 comes to an end, Arizona is offering many...
Camryn McLen
Nov 30, 2023
A Thank You to The Chic
By Camryn McLen When I first started my journey at the Cronkite School and Arizona State University in the fall of 2021, I was a transfer...
Larisa May
Nov 28, 2023
The Business on Fifth Street
By Larisa May Fifth Street Flea, one of Phoenix’s newest vintage markets, is working to create its niche within the secondhand community,...
Madeline Bates
Nov 27, 2023
Phoenix Street Art is More Than A Few Strokes
By Madeline Bates The first impression of downtown Phoenix is different for everyone From convention-goers to business owners, students...
Olivia Madrid
Nov 8, 2023
Barbie Brings on Rock and Roll
This Barbie is the first woman inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame twice, known for electric and rockstar style, witchy and...
Alexia Hill
Sep 2, 2023
Roosevelt Row’s Newest Oddball Market, Fifth St. Flea, takes Downtown Phoenix by Storm
By Alexia Hill Behold the whirlwind of Downtown Phoenix: local art murals on every corner, crevice and surface that can allow for it,...
Daniel Ogas
Oct 19, 2022
Opinion: Kanye West: How far is too far?
By Daniel Ogas Tolerance is a virtue that has often been left out of our history books. The constant occurrence of people in positions of...
Olivia Madrid
Oct 17, 2022
My Mental Health Experience
By Olivia Madrid Trigger Warning: This story includes discussion of substance abuse and depression. We never even said goodbye. I...
David Ulloa Jr.
Sep 30, 2022
Como se dice (how do you say) “I went down the rabbithole”?
By David Ulloa Jr. For the sake of preventing argument, I have used the term “Latine” in the majority of this article. I dipped my toes....
Clarissa Gallardo
Apr 28, 2022
Underrepresentation in Education and Business Continues for Black Women in Arizona
By Clarissa Gallardo The representation of Black women in educational and business environments is lacking throughout Arizona. “You...
Sivan Plotkin
Apr 27, 2022
New Car-Free neighborhood coming soon to Tempe
By Sivan Plotkin Flying cars used to be considered the future. Now, the future may have no cars. Culdesac Tempe is “the first car-free...
David Ulloa Jr.
Apr 27, 2022
From the Physical to Digital: Gamers share their thoughts on the Evolution of Video Games
By David Ulloa Jr. They were initially coded into consoles. Then, they were on cartridges. As time progressed, they were put on discs....
David Ulloa Jr.
Apr 1, 2022
What do I call this Article? What do I even call Myself?
By David Ulloa Jr. We are loud and proud people who have no clue what to call ourselves. Am I Hispanic? Latino? Latinx? Latine? Mexican?...
Camryn McLen
Mar 3, 2022
Mental Health isn’t a Joke
By Camryn McLen A lot of people seem to think that words used to describe mental health are for everyday use. Well, they’re not. Bipolar...
Anna 'Monty' Montoya Gaxiola
Mar 2, 2022
If an Abyss was a Home
By Anna “Monty” Montoya “How’s college?” This is quite possibly the most commonly asked question I’ve received after moving out. Even...
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