COVID-19 called for drastic innovations in technology. The health-care field stepped up to the plate.
Arizona State University Archives
The PHiXThe NEA Big Read Phoenix Celebrates Indigenous Culture Through a Series of Virtual Events
Madison RutherfordMarch 19, 2021
Indigenous communities are integral to Arizona. The Grand Canyon State has the highest percentage of Native lands in the U.S., the highest population of American Indians and the fifth highest number of federally recognized tribes. A comprehensive grant initiative is currently taking place to advance the Native narrative, promoting Indigenous literary arts and culture in Arizona and beyond. Programmed by the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) in partnership with the Virginia G. Piper Center...
PeopleSpotlight: Chef McKenzie
Jason KeilJanuary 15, 2021
Valley rapper and producer Chef McKenzie spoke with us about building the city’s rap scene and what music and food have in common.
A digital archive is collecting stories and images about people’s experiences with the pandemic.
HistoryGridiron Politics: The History of the Fiesta Bowl
Douglas TowneNovember 28, 2020
The University of Arizona Wildcats’ unsporting demand before the 1968 Territorial Cup led to the inaugural Fiesta Bowl.
FeaturesValley NewsMartyred at the Mic?
Stephen LemonsNovember 17, 2020
Arizona State University removed its student radio station manager due to an unwoke tweet. Does the Cronkite School have a free speech problem?
Valley NewsASU’s Walter Cronkite School Takes Its New Dean Search Slowly
Niki D'AndreaSeptember 16, 2020
After revoking a job offer over alleged microaggressions, ASU’s journalism school takes its second search slowly.
Clinics at Phoenix Children’s Hospital and the College of Health Solutions at Arizona State University provide voice affirmation services for transgender youth.
Valley NewsMeat Isn’t Done Yet. ASU is researching a better way to raise cattle
Jason KeilJuly 30, 2020
ASU is researching a better way to raise cattle.
Valley NewsLand Zo: Westward Expansion
Jackie DishnerFebruary 20, 2020
Arizona State University adds the Thunderbird School of Global Management to its growing real estate portfolio.
The PHiXTech Corner: Munch Hunt
Sara EdwardsSeptember 30, 2019
What’s harder than trying to find a place to eat? Trying to find a place everyone will enjoy. Three Arizona State University students are developing an app that narrows restaurant options by preferences and diets, like gluten-free or vegan. Munch Hunt will allow groups to search for the perfect place to eat. The app is still in development but is set to be released this fall.
HistoryUniversity Club
Douglas TowneAugust 22, 2019
Elevating a humble state college in Tempe to university status – and creating the educational juggernaut we know today – ended a decades-long battle with a certain “old pueblo” to the south.
Valley NewsThe Cactus Cure
Keridwen CorneliusMarch 15, 2019
Instead of battling cancer, some cactus breeds adapt. Arizona State University researchers wonder if humans can, too.
Performing ArtsTheater Review: “Permanent Collection” at the Herberger
Lauren LoftusFebruary 22, 2017
“Permanent Collection,” a play directed by Arizona State University professor Charles St. Clair, is now performing at the Herberger Theater after opening at ASU West Campus in celebration of Black History Month, and it’s worth checking out.
Chicago multimedia artist Hannah Barco has been busy creating an intriguing new installation, titled “Fathomings,” during her one-month residency at the Arizona State University Art Museum. Last night, she debuted her new exhibit at a special preview and PHOENIX checked it out.