This is my culture
Laila Kabongi by Emily Taylor
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Laila Kabongi by Emily Taylor
Voices raised in song. Splashes in a pool. Wheelchair races down the hallways. Rooms full of laughter. You would never know from first glance, but Ryan House in Downtown Phoenix is a respite center, dedicated to giving quality end-of-life care to children.
When it comes to eating on a college campus, a diet restriction can sometimes feel like a death sentence. With fast food restaurants located all around campus and entire sections of the dining hall dedicated to dessert, it might seem as if students who live with dietary restrictions are forced to carry the burden alone.
The moment Angela Johnson and Sherri Barry opened the doors of the vacant Tempe Performing Arts building, they saw the perfect place to build their fashion empire.
In the midst of dorm decorating, class schedules and welcome activities, it’s easy for a freshman’s to-do list to quickly spiral out of control. Arizona State University recognizes the struggles first-year students face when transitioning to college life and, in turn, founded the First-Year Success Center in 2012 to help new Sun Devils make personal connections on campus. The center connects upperclassmen coaches with new students to find where they best fit into the University.
In the middle of 24-hour clinical nursing rotations and classroom exams, nursing students Zia Tyree and Marina Birch quietly made history. With the click of a button and a focus on Down syndrome awareness, the pair is the first at Arizona State University to pursue potentially impacting policy at the National Student Nurses' Association.
Astrid DeGruchy used to watch baseball games from the cheap seats — now she is paving the way for diversity in the male-dominated sport.
There’s a picture of a crying woman on the Facebook page of a female empowerment organization, I Am That Girl (IATG). She stands tall, unashamed of her tears, as she meets her longtime mentor.
With a flick of a make-up brush a mermaid emerges in the middle of the desert. A starfish in her hair and purple scales on her neck, Keaton Milburn sits in Scottsdale Arizona’s make-up studio, the Sparkle Bar. She is filming her latest YouTube video, a Halloween mermaid make-up tutorial.
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