By: Becca Smouse Cronkite News (Phoenix, AZ) — An officer retrieves a small black box charging in the police station and mounts it onto his or her uniform before heading out for the day. Once the officer is on the
Jordan Bates, doctoral student in applied mathematics and research associate at theCenter for Policy Informatics at Arizona State University, was part of the winning team at September’s Hacks 4 Humanity event, co-hosted by ASU’s Project Humanities and EqualityTV. Bates’ team created software
Mike Patterson, a U.S.-Mexico cross border business attorney with the national law firm Polsinelli, recently led a panel for Global Ties, a national non profit that works closely with the US State Department for international visitors. At their regional summit, Mike led
PHOENIX, AZ– Telemundo Phoenix, in partnership with local event sponsors, will host the 11th annual Festival Telemundo and Health Fair to help families and children of the Phoenix area get access to free health screenings. Attendees will also be able to watch
Friday, Oct. 17, 2014 By LAURIE LILES Cronkite News Gay couples rushed to Arizona courthouses to get married Friday, just hours after a federal judge struck down the state’s ban on same-sex marriage as a violation of the right to equal protection.
By ALICIA CANALES Cronkite News TEMPE – Pacing across the stage, Jackson Katz challenges the views of approximately 500 Arizona State University students and community members on who is responsible for preventing sexual violence. “These are not just women issues that
By IMELDA MEJIA Cronkite News TEMPE – Students in Arizona State University residence halls arrived to see posters urging them to call 911 if they see someone who is unconscious. Other posters ask, “Who is the designated driver tonight?” It’s just one
