By Savannah Huls/El Inde It’s early morning on Sunday, November 9. The sun has not yet peaked over the horizon. Elm Street is dark and quiet. At four o’clock an alarm goes off. A light in the square, beige house on the corner turns on. Emma Carlton shuts off her alarm and reluctantly rolls out…
By Riley Holman/El Inde During one summer semester abroad in the Eller Business School program, Harley Goul remembers the landscapes of Brazil as some of the most beautiful natural places she has ever seen: from the rivers of the Amazon to white sand beaches, turquoise blue waters, and bustling streets of locals selling goods. After…
By Savannah Huls/El Inde It’s a Friday night in October at the University of Arizona. Cars drive past the seemingly vacant campus. The stadium lights shine down on an empty football field. The dormitory halls of Colonia de la Paz are silent. Riley Auchampach, a freshman, sits atop her twin bed participating in a virtual…
By Tommie Huffman Reymon Murphy, or Rey, is the go-to guy if you want to organize a community event or get your band heard by a larger audience in Tucson, Arizona. Rey is a bandmate, a community organizer, a father, and a friend to many. He never dwells on his difficult and sometimes tumultuous past,…
By Greg Minder/El Inde Greg Minder has worked in the hotel industry for the past 6 years. He has seen such growth in Tucson: Travel was up, newly built hotels were abundant, and it all brought much needed tax income and revenue to the city. But COVID-19 would change everything we knew, including the way…
