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Not long ago, Arizona State University professor Dr. Neal Lester, Ph.D., was sitting in his office, when one of his grad students came in. As they talked, Lester noticed that the student seemed distressed. "And that student actually broke down in tears because they were overwhelmed by all the things that they had to do," said Lester.Lester did his best to comfort the student.

Ahwatukee professor Dr. Neal Lester is leading a panel discussion on Black farmers, gardening, food and sustainability “through the lens of race, gender, and culture.”

Ahwatukee resident Dr. Neal Lester has been passionate about helping unsheltered people in downtown Phoenix and he hopes others can be inspired to do the same while enjoying “mouthwatering desserts

It was a year of big development projects, big leadership changes and big hearts.

Arthur Ashe once said, “Start where you are. Use what you have. Do what you can.” Volunteers do just that.

In hi-tech parlance, a hackathon is a gathering of technicians who work against the clock to come up with an app or software that addresses a technological problem or need.

An Ahwatukee professor’s Project Humanities at Arizona State University has completed its virtual Podcast Club events and is now looking forward to a fall season that includes its Hacks for

As the pandemic-triggered rise in homelessness across the Valley continues unabated, an Ahwatukee professor at Arizona State University hopes people who open the hearts to the nonprofit he founded under

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Gwen Stefani is doubling down again on her infamous Harajuku era amid decades-long accusations of cultural appropriation, claiming "I'm Japanese."