By Trevor Williamson/El Inde On December 15, 2016, the city of Tucson became the first city — and is still one of only two cities — in the United States to receive the designation as a City of Gastronomy from UNESCO (the United Nations Education, Science and Culture Organization). This meant that UNESCO’s Creative Cities…
By Frida Gomez/El Inde The camera focuses on a small, wide-eyed blonde as she fiddles with something in front of her, waiting for her audio to connect for our Zoom call. In her background, there is a pastel pink tapestry with deep green palm leaves. The rest of the walls are painted white. The girl…
By Jinqi Lu/El Inde White clouds floated in the air, and sunlight poured into the empty office. A forty year-old man with short black hair, wearing a brown tie and a dark blue suit sat on a light green sofa next to his desk in front of a large stack of papers. The office YONGCHENG…
By Brody Dryden/El Inde Just up the road from Davis Monthan Air Force Base, the soft desert wind blows through the Fred Enke Golf Course at the perfect speed to annoy local golfers without turning them away. Across the parking lot from the clubhouse, the driving range is lined with a diverse array of athletes,…
By Jamie Donnelly/El Inde A year ago, Sharmila Dey and seven other University High School students were hosting an event to celebrate launching the first edition of Carnegiea Literary Magazine. Throughout the University of Arizona Poetry Center, little magazines with green cactuses were piled on tables along with various artwork and photographs from local youth…
