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Culture
GOOD Pictures: Immigration and Assimilation in South Central Phoenix
Eduardo Rivera's photographs invite us into people’s homes, showcasing warm kitchens and laundry hanging on the line.
Culture
Vintage Racism: The "We Don't Want Trouble" Defense Makes a Comeback
Want proof that "post-racial America" is a myth? Look no further than a timeworn racist excuse.
Education
Can Community Colleges Survive the Economic Downturn?
Despite increased demand for education, budget cuts are causing two-year schools to cut back, denying a college education to thousands of students.
Culture
GOOD Q&A: Neko Case, Registered Republican, on Her Adopted Home of Arizona
GOOD spoke to the singer-songwriter about politics, Arizona's "weird racists," and why she still loves Tucson.
Culture
One Month After Giffords Shooting, AZ Moves to Honor "Official State Gun"
Arizona lawmakers have teamed up behind a bill that seeks to give Arizona an "official state firearm."
Education
How to Save Multiculturalism
"Multiculturalism" isn't a bad word. Embracing the differences diverse people bring to the table can create endless educational opportunities.
Culture
Horrifying Video: Watch This (Fake) Criminal Buy Handguns with Ease in Arizona
Watch a team of investigators easily obtain handguns in Phoenix just two weeks after a crazed gunman killed six people in nearby Tucson, Arizona.
Culture
The Children's Letters Decorating Gabrielle Giffords' Hospital Room
As Gabrielle Giffords recovers from a devastating gunshot to the head, children from around Tucson have sent well-wishes written on doves of peace.
News
Should Protest Be Permitted at Young Arizona Shooting Victim's Funeral?
It's a horrible idea to protest the funeral of the Arizona shooting victims, but do we want the government passing laws to stop it?
Culture
Arizonans Rush to Buy Glocks After Shooting
Arizonans are flocking to the gun store following Saturday's deadly shooting.
Culture
Image of the Day: Those Who Fell in Tucson, Arizona
This is a screenshot of a photo collection of the victims who died in Saturday's tragic shooting.
News
Alleged Tucson Shooter's Insane MySpace and YouTube Videos: 'Goodbye Friends'
Before he allegedly shot Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords in the head, Jared Lee Loughner left some chilling warning signs around the internet.
News
Crosshairs and Targets: Innocent Symbols or Incendiary Iconography? [Updated]
A map that placed crosshairs over Gabrielle Giffords's Congressional district raises issues about inflammatory political rhetoric.
Design
An Urban Design Experiement in the Middle of the Desert
Arcosanti is an experimental community dedicated to the principles of arcology, a concept that melds architecture and ecology.
News
Honey I Blew Up the Baby
The Western suburbs of Phoenix are home to a very large baby-one that could eat those Texas-sized donuts we ordered near Austin like Cheerios.
Culture
Archaeology Break: Arizona's Cliff Castles
After seeing the "world's largest" of just about everything, it seemed like some real culture might be in order. Thank God for Montezuma's Castle.
News
Reminiscing at the World's Largest Route 66 Map
We stopped at a mural in Arizona to recap some of the cities and sights along Route 66.
News
The Edge of Progress Edge, Day 13
We spent last night in Sedona surrounded by some of the most beautiful scenery we've seen on the trip so far.
