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Students board an ASU intercampus shuttle on the Downtown Phoenix campus on Monday Sept. 27, 2017.
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Students board an ASU intercampus shuttle on the Downtown Phoenix campus on Monday Sept. 27, 2017.
Students can expect various improvements to the University intercampus shuttles within the coming months.
Several high-level ASU administrators considered a proposal in the fall of 2016 to relocate the Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College Preschool into a retirement community being developed on campus, according to records released to The State Press in October.
The ASU student who died early Saturday morning after falling from a balcony on the 20th floor of the West Sixth apartment complex has been identified as 24-year-old Maxwell Chamberlain, Tempe police said on Thursday.
ASU has partnered with two foundations that will help cover the DACA renewal cost for roughly 100 students over the next six months.
Hundreds of students will gather in a Taco Bell parking lot at 2 a.m. Saturday, tilt their heads toward the sky and let out a deafening scream in unison — all with the hope of turning into a 1990s anime character.
Students from ASU's four major campuses had the opportunity Monday to ask University President Michael Crow about ASU's initiatives in campus services, tuition and national policy.
ASU President Michael Crow on Saturday reinforced the benefits of the University's tuition model and denounced Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich's lawsuit over the Arizona Board of Regents' tuition-setting policies as a "public attack."
Students use the crosswalk on College Avenue by the ASU Fulton Center in Tempe, Arizona, on Sept. 14, 2017.
The Arizona Board of Regents held a special meeting Monday to seek legal advice in response to Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich's lawsuit claiming that the board's tuition hikes were unconstitutional. In a statement he penned Monday, ABOR chair Bill Ridenour said the lawsuit will allow the board to seek clarification on how best to provide education “as nearly free as possible,” but that he was disappointed in the way it was delivered. “The AG’s lawsuit — while it makes for good headlines — does nothing to change the burden for students and their families,” the statement read. “The suit is full of attacks, but offers no constructive remedies.”
ASU students will soon have an opportunity to work on a large-scale project that could bring Tempe Town Lake’s economic benefits to the rest of the Valley. The Rio Salado Project 2.0 aims to build similar bodies of water in towns from Mesa to Goodyear, in order to bolster local economies and provide more access to natural resources. U.S. Senator John McCain outlined the University-led initiative at an event in the W. P. Carey School of Business on Friday. The event was McCain’s second ASU stop of the week; he made an appearance at the Polytechnic campus Wednesday to deliver a keynote speech about cybersecurity. McCain has been invested in the idea of expanding water access for years, but a similar initiative he pushed 20 years ago failed to gain traction due to a lack of community support. He said that this version of the idea — which will be managed by ASU — will be an opportunity to mirror the success of Tempe Town Lake in other areas. “Anybody who, as I did, drives by Tempe Town Lake knows exactly what Rio Salado can do,” McCain said. “One of the reasons why it was defeated is we didn’t have the kind of groundwork and the kind of proposal, and frankly, the kind of success stories that Tempe Town Lake represents.”
Update: The University has emailed a statement to students outlining security measures being taken at the downtown campus, including Mercado classroom changes, street closures and increased guidance of traffic by ASU personnel on campus. Update: ASU Parking and Transit Services has announced a rerouting of Mercado-bound Shuttles via Twitter. The ASU School of Social Work tweeted that classes scheduled after 3 p.m. in the Mercado Building will be moved to classrooms in other buildings on the downtown campus.
When ASU professor Nicholas Alozie applied for a dean position in 2014 he said he was doing it for two reasons: because he was well-qualified for the job and because he had dedicated his life to creating a “level playing field for women and minorities.”
Even Stevens, a Utah-based sandwich shop, established one of its many presences just outside campus with the mission of redefining the food industry and becoming a part of the ASU community.
People order at the Even Stevens Tempe location on April 20, 2017.
An ASU research group within the School of Computing, Informatics and Decision System Engineering caused a stir following an experiment based around scam phone calls.
Parents held a community meeting on Tuesday with the hope that they could do something to prevent the impending closure of the Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College Preschool.
In light of the global refugee crisis, an on-campus group is working to make life easier for settled refugee children in the greater Phoenix area.
Last week, ASU Pi Kappa Phi used stationary bike equipment to advocate for a moving cause.
Gwynne Gonzalez, an ASU Spanish instructor, was planning on sending her 3-year-old son Elton to the Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College Preschool for two more years.
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