by Das Tor | Dec 4, 2021 | Thunderbird School News
Thunderbird’s Winter Gala is coming up quickly! It will be held today, December 4th, from 7 to 9 p.m. in the Thunderbird Global Forum (under the big globe). There will be fun, food, and good company. As part of the gala spirit, you had the opportunity to nominate your...
by Das Tor | Nov 8, 2021 | Thunderbird School News, Voices of Thunderbird
For the first time in Thunderbird’s history, the school will be offering a course called “TGM 494 Import Export Operations and Trade Compliance.” This course teaches students about the import/export customs regulations in the United States and around the world, with a...
by Das Tor | Oct 25, 2021 | Club & Campus Life, Thunderbird School News
The Thunderbird Student Government (TSG) election season is upon us, and that means it is time to meet the new faces who want to become Thunderbird’s next student leaders! Students will have the opportunity to learn more about the candidates during a town hall...
by Das Tor | Oct 4, 2021 | Thunderbird School News, Voices of Thunderbird
This year marks Thunderbird’s admission to a National Science Foundation’s Research Traineeship (NRT). Currently in its fourth year, the prestigious Citizen-Centered Smart Cities and Smart Living grant program at Arizona State University welcomed five MGM students...
by Lexa Montierth | Apr 26, 2021 | Club & Campus Life, Thunderbird School News, Voices of Thunderbird
As I applied to the list of second-year Thunderbird scholarships in the early spring of 2020, I noticed a gaping hole in one section that personally I felt I had failed to reach my goals on: Campus Activities. I had participated fully with the newly formed...
by Das Tor | Apr 19, 2021 | Photography & Graphics, Thunderbird School News
As we prepare to end the semester and look forward to the opening of Thunderbird’s new building in the fall, Das Tor wanted to look back at our history. This is a copy of the Das Tor issue from January 26, 1979. It discusses the legacy of the pub, the influence...
