Enter a bar on a Saturday night and the scene is the same everywhere. Groups of people drinking together or alone to savor a few moments of evasion from their hectic lives. Some drink more than others, some do drugs, but the outcome is the same. Escape. Why does our human population feel the need…
Fifty years having locations for only one race was seen as segregation. Today, these so-called safe spaces are creating essential community for marginalized people to celebrate cultural and social values. Black, Hispanic, Asian, Pacific Islander, Indigenous, LGBTQ and many other marginalized people create safe spaces and communities in academic institutions all over the country. Matthias…
PHOENIX –This week was dominated by Thursday’s teacher walkout, the dismissal of a lawsuit over college tuition increases as well as the narrow special election for Congressional District Eight. This will be the last Legislative Roundup for this session, as the Legislature has no definite end in sight and will likely run far past the…
The 110-mile, smoothly paved loop is a new addition to Tucson, Arizona that serves as a multipurpose, bike path and allows for people to go through and around town in a whole new way. Pima County Administrator, Chuck Huckelberry, was the main mover and shaker of the loop and oversaw the financial aspects of…
With graduation upon us, every college graduate may be thinking the same thing: “I’m financially free!” However, that’s hardly the case. On average, an in-state student will spend about $39,880 over the course of four years at a four-year public institution. But that doesn’t include the cost to graduate. For the 2017-2018 school year an…
