An Antidote for the Corona-blues
Thunderbird alum Torie Klocko shared about her way of beating the stress of the coronavirus pandemic: a century bike ride.
Valentine’s Day with TDNA
In honor of Valentine’s Day, Das Tor and TDNA worked together to gather data on how Thunderbird students celebrate Valentine’s Day.
A Rotary Club Presentation: Anandwan, A Forest of Bliss
Learn more about Rotary Club’s event featuring Juily Sawant, a first-year student who worked at the Indian village of Anandwan.
New Year’s Resolutions for the Chinese New Year
Das Tor Creative Director Lois Lawson shared some reflections in honor of the Chinese New Year.
The Universe of Perception
A reflection about the importance of respecting diverse perspectives during these often polarizing times.
Awareness: The Fundamental Quality Of Life
As we begin Wellness Week at Thunderbird, first-year student Jonas Narh shared his perspective on awareness with Das Tor.
Das Tor Exclusive: Getting to Know the TSG Team
The Thunderbird Student Government (TSG) team recently underwent a change in leadership. As the new leadership team takes office, Das Tor sat down to interview and learn more about our new leaders.
TDNA: Rounding Out the Thunderbird Experience
In the Club Spotlight this week, learn more about the Thunderbird Data and Analytics Club from Club President Collins Carrington.
Japchae (잡채): A Tasty Stir-Fry Recipe from Korea
This is part of the ongoing Das Tor series “Global Eats,” in which T-birds share cooking stories and recipes unique to their culture or travels around the globe.
Student Thoughts on the United States Inauguration
As we reflect on the future of the Biden Administration, Das Tor wanted to know your thoughts about the inauguration and your hopes for the next four years.
Adventures in Spanish Quarantine
First-year student Sophie Dessart shared her adventures during the March 2020 coronavirus lockdown in Bilbao, Spain.
Women Multicultural Alliances with Thunderbird Women in Business
This is part of Das Tor’s ongoing series, “Club Spotlight,” in which the leadership of different Thunderbird clubs describe their mission, goals, and why students
The Election: Inside Edition
Joseph R. Biden will be sworn in as the 46th President of the United States on this Wednesday, 20 January 2021. As we prepare for
In His Own Words: 11 Influential Quotes from Martin Luther King Jr.
Martin Luther King Jr. Day is on January 18, 2021. A pioneer and champion of civil rights, King made an indelible mark on the history
Porrusalda: A Winter Soup Recipe from the Basque Country
This is part of the ongoing Das Tor series “Global Eats,” in which T-birds share cooking stories and recipes unique to their culture or travels
New Beginnings: A Message of Hope for the Spring 2021 Semester
As we start the Spring 2021 semester, we enter yet another semester living during unprecedented times. I certainly did not plan to be beginning my
Lockdown, Restrictions, & COVID-19: The Thunderbird Perspective
How did COVID-19 lockdowns and restrictions impact current Thunderbird students? In November 2020, Mahmoud Zarati and Ryo Saito surveyed students to find the answer to
A Serbian Christmas
I did it! I had finally chosen the perfect gift. On January 7th, with pajamas on and a Santa hat donned, I met my friend
New Year’s Resolutions from T-birds
Das Tor asked current Thunderbird students about their New Year’s resolutions for 2021. These are the responses we received from T-birds around the world. Do
Creating People-Based Societies
Growing up, I was thrown into the realities of addiction and poverty. I experienced the feelings of seeing a parent turn away from their family
COVID Mental Maladjustment
This is part of an ongoing Das Tor series: T-birds Under Quarantine. We asked current students to write personal narratives of their experiences while in
Thunderbird Holiday Traditions
Das Tor asked…What is your favorite holiday tradition? These are some of the responses we got from Tbirds around the world. Thanks to all who
What is Thunderbird Mystique Really? Do I have it? And is it Contagious?
Over the past year, I have heard many speak about the ephemeral trait known as the “Thunderbird Mystique”. In some corners, it is referred to
Virtual Reality: The Next Frontier
It’s increasingly evident that humans wish to escape the constraints of the physical world. Why else would we have spent generations trying to make
A “Page” Out of Nature’s Book
By Sneha Pujani, Staff Writer The quaint town of Page has so much to offer. This sleepy settlement hides mesmerizing sights that will keep you
An Exciting Semester Ahead: A Welcome from the Editor-in-Chief
By Tanner Weigel, Editor-in-Chief and Staff Writer The school year is now in full swing, and I am thrilled to welcome back all of you
Global Compliance at ON Semiconductor
By Jiaqi Li, Guest Writer This summer I interned for the Corporate Compliance and Ethics Program (CCEP) at ON Semiconductor headquarters in Phoenix. I chose
Stepping Outside the Comfort Zone: An Internship with Hilti
By Arci Garcia, Guest Writer The summer of 2019 was full of unforgettable experiences, which I owe to my time spent interning with Hilti North
Crisis in Venezuela
By Tanner Weigel, Staff Writer The crafting and execution of foreign policy is not an easy gig. In the United States, the actions of the
YOU ALONE
By Denis Bateme, Guest Writer YOU ALONE When this story is told I suppose You will be by my side Still holding my hand as
Experience Art and Culture in Phoenix
By DJ Nelson, Staff Writer A visit to the museum is an experience that can open the mind to cultures, a different era in time,
The Survivor: A Story of Gratitude
By Billy Pierre, Staff Writer It is customary to start a new year with resolutions. Most of the time, these do not hold until the
Leaving Our Comfort Zones
By Tanner Weigel, Staff Writer The mission of the Thunderbird School of Global Management is to “educate global leaders who create sustainable prosperity worldwide.” In
The Best Thing We’ve Had Since Thomas Edison
By Tomiwa Adeyemo, Staff Writer You may have heard of him before. An astrophysicist, author and “science communicator”, Neil deGrasse Tyson is the public face
Visit to the Capitol – Main State
By DJ Nelson, Staff Writer For fall break this past weekend, I went on a trip to Washington, D.C., to visit a friend from my
Cheers to The Pub
By Chanel McFollins, Staff Writer As I was talking about missing The Pub (our home pub on the Thunderbird Glendale campus in the tower), a
