By Carla Litto/El Inde Last January, first responders and law enforcement officials in Phoenix responded to a call involving three kids under the age of three who were found unresponsive. Medical personnel were unable to revive the young children after doing an hour’s-worth of CPR, and as a result, the first responders and officers had…
By Vianney Cardenas/El Inde Despite the ups, downs and sharp turns, Arizona-83 between Interstate-10 and Sonoita is a unique and enjoyable ride. Flat desert terrain gives way to rolling hills studded with trees, brush and grasses along the scenic highway. Also present are the Border Patrol vehicles that begin to appear where a tent and…
By Victoria Ariate-Jover/El Inde Erin Garrett, a Tucson native and senior at the University of Arizona, walks into her fifth grade class ready to tackle a new day. The room is decorated with vibrant and creative student work along the walls. Garrett decorated the white board for the students’ daily assignment with different colored Expo…
By Ray Diaz/ El Inde Classrooms that used to host children attending elementary school are now filled with artifacts that depict the history of Patagonia. The Patagonia Museum is one of a handful of historic buildings that have been restored to serve a different purpose with hopes that they will continue to teach visitors the…
By Kasey Adrian/El Inde Located under the Student Union at the University of Arizona, is a room where students and faculty can come and retrieve food they may not be able to afford. It’s called the Campus Pantry, a program that guides students and faculty who lack food because they have little money. One in…
