Disclaimers Some of the language used by interviewees is crude. We did not edit or censor any profanities. Many people we interviewed use they/them/theirs as singular pronouns for themselves. To avoid repeating their names, we will sometimes use singular they/them/theirs pronouns for interviewees who prefer those pronouns. We changed the name of the punk house… Continue reading The Politics of Music in Flagstaff
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Human Trafficking in Northern Arizona
April Gibson’s Story Sex trafficked via Seeking Arrangement Some of the stories included in this project include vivid, intimate details regarding personal accounts of sex trafficking, sexual assault, kidnapping, abuse and/or murder. If you are sensitive to this kind of material or triggered by these topics, reader discretion is advised. When April Gibson was 17,… Continue reading Human Trafficking in Northern Arizona
More Than An Athlete
Intro Sports. This one word can be interpreted in multiple ways. People may view this activity as a work of art and hard work that leads to legendary status in either the high school, college or professional ranks. Others may view this lifestyle as a waste of time, putting their time and effort into something… Continue reading More Than An Athlete
NORTHERN ARIZONA: FEELING THE HEAT
From downtown Flagstaff, cozy coffee shops and hotel signs meld with the sky as the San Francisco Peaks (the Peaks) flaunt green and yellow color combinations in the background. The image translates on postcards as tourists bustle through famous Route 66, Ponderosa pines decorating the landscape all year-round. Behind the Peaks, a different image is… Continue reading NORTHERN ARIZONA: FEELING THE HEAT
Redefining Journalism
An Overview of the Digital Era Journalism as Intended The clock strikes 5 a.m. and your dream is being haunted by the absurd DRINNNGG of your alarm. As you stretch your way out of bed, a loud thud hugs your front door. It’s your favorite part of the morning. The coffee has finished brewing, your… Continue reading Redefining Journalism