by Das Tor | Apr 12, 2021 | Food and Culture, Voices of Thunderbird
At some point in time, all of us will experience having to adapt to a new situation. As Thunderbirds, we all likely will have or have had an international experience or two in our careers. It’s important to be prepared to adapt regardless of the situation. In my...
by Bryce Bower | Sep 27, 2018 | Uncategorized
By Bryce Bower, Editor in Chief This last summer I had the pleasure of exploring Shanghai and Singapore with a group of my fellow Thunderbird students. Under the tutelage of Professor Booth, we toured companies like Honeywell, Amazon, and GM/Buick. We met with dozens...
by Bryce Bower | Oct 26, 2017 | Uncategorized
By Bryce Bower, Staff Writer I have spilled salt, walked under a ladder, broken a mirror, and had a black cat cross my path. To the best of my knowledge, I did not receive any extra bad luck because of these things. As an American, and having spent nearly 2 years in...
by Youfeng (Gloria) Pan | Sep 22, 2017 | Uncategorized
Since the Opening and Reforming policy, China has changed enormously. In the IT Era, China has embraced never before seen fast and vast changes—changes that are shaping the future. This article offers a glance at today’s China. A Wallet-less Country “Smile to Pay”—a...
by Mary Grace Richardson | Sep 22, 2016 | Uncategorized
By Mary Richardson, Staff Writer Historically, clubs have been a major driver of the Thunderbird Mystique, the intangible spirit, mindset, and curiosity of the students. Those who attended Club Day on Sept. 9 had a sampling of these qualities, and with each...
