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Tempe Police reported the following incidents Wednesday:
Tempe Police reported the following incidents Tuesday:
The ASU Downtown Phoenix campus will continue to grow after the Arizona Board of Regents (ABOR) voted Friday to approve ASU's request to purchase 0.8 acres of land near the Phoenix campus.
With a unanimous "yes" vote, the Arizona Board of Regents Business and Finance Committee supported ASU's request to expand the University's Downtown Phoenix campus on Wednesday.
With a vote of 15 yays, two nays and three abstentions, the Tempe Undergraduate Student Government passed a bill Tuesday that opposed the controversial Arizona gun House Bill 2072.
An ASU doctoral alumnus is assembling a crowdsourced safety guide geared toward the Chinese international student community.
Tempe Undergraduate Student Government President Isaac Miller has neither a frame nor character that scream power. He's a tall, lanky man earning a philosophy degree who says he values exact and understanding communication.
In another chapter of the ongoing national conversation about the role of guns in U.S. society, an Arizona lawmaker proposed a bill that would allow students and faculty on college campuses to carry concealed weapons.
The Tempe Undergraduate Student Government met for the first time this semester on Monday to swear in various new members and discuss its elections code as well as Arizona Board of Regents new funding model.
Metro Phoenix and the Pacific Northwest are generally not mentioned in the same breath, unless it is to demonstrate their lack of similarities.
In August of 2013, Andrew Brigida graduated from ASU's air traffic management program, a few months after having passed the AT-SAT, an aptitude test meant to predict the success of a future air traffic controllers, with a score of 100 percent.
ASU geographical sciences graduate student Paul Panhans has always been fascinated with thunderstorms, and now, as part of a new partnership between the University and the Arizona Department of Transportation, Panhans’ fascinations will be fulfilled.
The city of Tempe is undergoing a growth spurt.
It seems that Arizona, one of the states hit particularly hard by the recession of 2007, is on an economic upswing, according to data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
The Center for Negative Carbon Emissions is working on a project to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
To Klaus Lackner, the head professor at the Center for Negative Carbon Emissions in the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering, managing the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is like balancing a budget — some must come in, some must go out, and to stay safe, there should be more incoming than outgoing.
Just in time for election season, voter registration in Arizona is on the rise, according to a report released by the Arizona Secretary of State's office.
The role of mental health at ASU has recently been highlighted by moves such as the decision to relocate psychiatric care to third-party facilities off campus and the proliferation of school shootings nationwide.
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