ASU and the U.S. Army have agreed to extend a five-year contract to ten years as the University continues its research and development of military and commercial technologies.
BLUE AND RED: Reporter Nicholas Palomino Mendoza rides along with an ASU police officer during a night shift to find out what police officers really do during their shifts. (Photo by Michael Arellano)
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In his first two-and-a-half years of service at the ASU Police Department, Officer Daniel Gaughan has already earned a reputation for being a trouble magnet.
SIGMA CHI: In a civil suit, a woman is claiming that she was raped at a party at the Sigma Chi fraternity house on the Tempe campus. (Photo by Scott Stuk)
A former ASU student has filed a civil lawsuit against the Sigma Chi House fraternity, alleging two of its members sexually assaulted her in February 2008.
MERGING: The newly merged School of Politics and Global Studies celebrated its launch and January 27th. (Photo by Scott Stuk)
ASU is unique in its approach to forming new schools, focusing more on collaboration opportunities than budget-saving benefits, said several ASU professors and directors.
Diversity of industry, opportunities provided by ASU and a wide opening for entrepreneurship make up some of the best reasons for recent grads to stay in Arizona, one ASU official said.
The Downtown student government voted against a $75-per-semester facilities fee Friday, becoming the first of ASU’s five student governments to vote down the proposed fee.
CONCERTS IN THE PARK: The stage at Phoenix’s Civic Space Park during the evening. Every Thursday from 11a.m.- to 1 p.m. local musicians come and play free shows in the park near the ASU Downtown campus. (Photo by Molly Smith)
The usually quiet Civic Space Park across from the Downtown campus will become a live music venue on Thursdays this semester.
RECRUITING EDUCATORS: Recruitment director Luke Livingston talks to marketing senior Kristen Whitaker about becoming a Teach For America corps member on Wednesday afternoon. (Photo by Nikolai de Vera)
After receiving a private donation of nearly $19 million, ASU’s College of Teacher Education and Leadership is forging a new kind of partnership with Teach For America.
BRANCHING OUT: Finance and economics junior Courtland Scaccetti continues his work between classes outside the W.P. Carey School of Business. The Carey school is expanding its business degree offerings to include more specialized areas of study, such as global politics.(Photo by Michael Arellano)
The W. P. Carey School of Business is expanding its curriculum, offering new programs and interdisciplinary degrees for undergraduate and graduate students at all four campuses next fall.
Students and parents can take advantage of a new tax break available this year to expand the amount of money spent on tuition they can write off on their taxes.
The softball field on the Polytechnic campus may not look completely groomed, but some members of the Softball Club at ASU Polytechnic consider it home.
BRANCHING OUT: Finance and economics junior Courtland Scaccetti continues his work between classes outside the W.P. Carey School of Business. The Carey school is expanding its business degree offerings to include more specialized areas of study, such as global politics.(Photo by Michael Arellano)
The W. P. Carey School of Business is expanding its curriculum, offering new programs and interdisciplinary degrees for undergraduate and graduate students at all four campuses next fall.
