Every school has those spaces that really define the college experience. You know, the ones that get put on the cover of school pamphlets to show people how great the community on campus is. Some schools have student unions, some have big lawns where people play frisbee. Here at the Cronkite School, we’ve got the edit bays, and these are the best ones:

Bay 320L

All the crazy memories you have from college probably happened right here: edit bay 320L. When Steve did that HILARIOUS impression of Mike, when everyone got super wasted and played Never Have I Ever, when we all took that blood oath and did that weird chant in a circle haha memories!

Bay 320H

What does the H in edit bay 320H stand for? Hottest joint in town. From the chair with a wheel that won’t move, to the sign that says no food or drink allowed, Club 320H has everything all the party animals need.

Bay 320F

Remember the Ice Bucket Challenge? Remember the Harlem Shake? Remember where you were when Amy Winehouse died? Those moments seemed to be ingrained in the very space that is edit bay 320F.

Bay 320E

I don’t even need to say anything about edit bay 320E. You know what I’m talking about.

Bay 320J

The fluorescent lights shine just a little brighter in edit bay 320J. Referred to by most as the bae of bays, 320J is located in the back corner among the bays, giving you more freedom to sing along to your music without fear of judgement. This bay captures the sweet spot between bumpin’ party place and comfortable rest haven. We don’t know exactly what it is that makes this bay so bae, but we’re happy to sit and bask in its luxury until 12:00 a.m. Monday-Saturday, 10:00 p.m. on Sundays.

It’s that time of year again – when temperatures rise to three digits and sweat begins to ooze out of you the second you step outside. No need to panic though! After all, it’s a DRY heat, so it could be WAY worse. Also, there are plenty of ways to stay fashionable this spring, and A Tailored Place is going to show you how.

1. Try to do something cute with your hair, like a donut bun or another look named after a pastry item that can be enjoyed at any time of day. Or just put it in a ponytail like always!

2. Test out some new makeup looks! Now is the time to break out those colorful eyeliners. Nothing says “I’m ready for summer” like metallic turquoise on your eyelids. Or try some intricate contouring techniques to highlight your bone structure and make people feel uncomfortable, like something about you is SLIGHTLY different but they just can’t put their finger on it. Did you get Botox?

3. If the building you work in has air conditioning (and if it doesn’t, what kind of fiery hell are you working at?), be sure to wear lots of layers. Cardigans are your friend. They’ll keep you cool while you’re inside, and give you an extra ten pounds to carry on your way home.

4. Be sure to hydrate, hydrate, hydrate! Clamato is good for your skin. And your hair. And your wellbeing. And your soul. And your spirituality. And your metaphysicality. Plus, Clamato dehydration is basically the root of EVERYTHING bad ever.

5. Wedges and ballet flats are cute, but opt for comfort with Crocs and fuzzy socks. Nothing screams “come and get my number” like socks and sandals. Also, imagine the fantastic tan lines on your ankles. You can take the person out of their home, but you can’t take the home out of the person.

6. Let’s talk sunglasses. To fight off the blazing sun, why would you wear shades that only cover your eyes? Try sunglasses that swallow up the majority of your face. Or just, sunscreen. That’s cool too.

7. Speaking of skin care, why wait until the summer to get tan? Beat everyone to the punch with some tinted lotion or self-tanner for a nice bronze. Be sure to put it on right before you get dressed, especially if you’re wearing white, so you can get trendy caramel-colored smudges all over your clothes.

With these tips, you can stay cool all the way through the fall, until it’s time to send your non-Arizona friends photos of the warm sunshine to make them hate all of their life choices.

First Friday is everyone’s favorite time to celebrate the best of what downtown Phoenix’s arts community has to offer. But what better way to celebrate than to check out the city’s latest trend: luxury apartment developments!

1. Roosevelt Point, Only This Time With Butlers
Roosevelt Point alone was not enough, so they cleared the lot west of it and built a second one, only with butlers. Sure to be a favorite for the upscale college demographic. Go Antelopes!

2. SB Ten-Central
You need your papers to sign the lease.

3. Circle K Square
Not satisfied with their dominance in the malt liquor market, Circle K expanded into luxury apartments (after considerable community opposition to the 48-pump apartment complex.)

4. Garagé
It’s a repurposed parking garage. A marvel of adaptive reuse, Garagé has proven so popular that all but a few spaces on its top unroofed floor have been filled.

5. Arcosanti 2: RoRosanti
Carrying Paolo Salieri’s legacy into the heart of downtown Phoenix, this apartment complex actually began construction in the late 70s and remains incomplete to this day.

6. Ship Estates

A skyscraper haphazardly piled from dozens of shipping containers, we’re not even quite sure that this structure is on purpose, but it still raised rent in central Phoenix.

7. Westward Ho

1) Water Slide

It can get pretty hot in Arizona, so why not travel in style with a bikini or swim trunks while cooling off from the heat? Some locals may already have heard of Slide the City, which is coming to Phoenix on May 16. But after a slippery deal between the City of Phoenix and Smart Growth America, this water slide may be a permanent mode of transportation. Forget your car! Instead, bring your inner tubes and inflatable whales, and slide to work in summer style.

2) Ski Lifts

Is there snow in Phoenix? If there was, it would’ve melted in seconds. Even if it doesn’t snow frequently downtown, there may be a new opportunity for people to take a ski lift to work. Instead of taking an elevator, take a ski lift directly from the parking lot to your designated floor. Those tall city buildings don’t seem as intimidating anymore! Need a lift?

3) Ziplines

Downtown Phoenix may get a new view from above with ziplines that could be installed to connect downtown Phoenix with midtown Phoenix. Easily accessible, these ziplines can give people time to think about their lives and wonder if it was OK to bring all those donuts in to work!

4) Rollercoaster

If you are late to a meeting and you need a fast ride, ADOT may have a plan for you. Rollercoasters may get their own lane next to the light rail system. It’s like being in Six Flags or Disneyland all over again. When someone asks you how your day has been, just tell them it’s a rollercoaster ride after taking one of them to Phoenix.

5) Horse and Buggy

Quit horsing around and be transported back into the past with a classic way to get around town. This method of travel is still common in some areas of America like New York’s Central Park, but bringing a horse and buggy to Phoenix can really help people reconnect with the past (and that fresh smell of horse manure).

6) Gondola

You might just be singing “Volare” with one of Phoenix’s gondoliers if this new Complete Streets proposal becomes a reality. If you cannot afford to go to the real deal in Venice, then take a gondola ride through the desert. A man-made river would be carved out into a new lane, and gondola rides will surround the downtown area and rotate every 15 minutes.