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Casey Clowes, junior public service and public policy major, asks President Crow a question at Thursday's Q&A. (Photo by Laura Davis)

Crow: Tuition will not rise more than 3 percent

University President Michael Crow addressed student concerns, including tuition, the DREAM Act and Greek Life at a Thursday Q&A session.

By Amy Medeiros | January 31, 2013

CNN national security analyst Peter Bergen gives a lecture on the 'war on terror' in the Middle East at Old Main on Thursday, Jan. 31 (Photo by Abhiram Chandrashekar)

CNN analyst speaks to last 10 years of 'War on Terror'

CNN national security analyst and award-winning author Peter Bergen spoke at the Tempe campus Thursday regarding the last 10 years of conflict in the Middle East and the U.S.'s involvement.

By Danielle Grobmeier | January 31, 2013

Students rip up signs by Hayden

Officers smelled alcohol on the men's breath.

By Sarah Anderson | January 31, 2013

Regent Rick Myers inspired by science, education

Arizona Board of Regents member Rick Myers has focused his career around two things: science and education. And, occasionally, science education.

By Stephanie Habib | January 31, 2013

Jose Lopez Holds a sign and a banner on Glendale Avenue and the 101 at a protest against the Mexican Soccer Federation's decision to hold their match against Denmark in Phoenix. Lopez was there with the Barrio Defense Committee. (Photo by Dominic Valente)

Civil rights group protests outside Mexico's soccer game

Civil rights group Barrio Defense Committees gathered Wednesday near the University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale to protest the soccer game between Mexico and Denmark.

By Dulce Paloma Baltazar Pedraza | January 30, 2013

Historian, author discusses influence of Bible on early American society

A historian and lecturer addressed how Americans in the 19th century used the Old and New Testaments to justify or condemn slavery to a room full of historians, students and Tempe residents Wednesday at Coor Hall on the Tempe campus.

| January 30, 2013

Bill would prohibit student fees from funding political lobbying

A state representative's bill prohibiting university organizations from using student fee money to lobby for political causes came in response to controversy involving the Arizona Students' Association and its use of tuition money, but the bill faces opposition from other groups.

By Josh Thrall | January 30, 2013

Seeking a "sugar daddy"?

A growing number of female students are turning to arranged relationships with wealthy men for financial assistance to combat the rising costs of a university education.

By Nicholas Palomino Mendoza | January 30, 2013

ASU is kicking off the Obesity Solutions Funding Challenge on Jan. 31, giving someone in the ASU community a chance to win up to $10,000 in funding to help start their obesity solution. Healthy eating habits and exercise can help combat obesity. (Photo by Ana Ramirez)

Obesity solution funding challenge kicks off Thursday

Students, faculty, staff and alumni can win up to $10,000 to fund a solution for obesity.

By Paulina Pineda | January 29, 2013

Rick Flowers and Elaine Swan, faculty of arts and social sciences at the University of Technology Sydney, lectured in West Hall on the Tempe campus Tuesday about Taste Food Tours and ‘culinary ethnicism,’ the presentation and story of diverse foods. (Photo by Shawn Raymundo)

Professors from Australian university discuss food, race

Professors Rick Flowers and Elaine Swan from the University of Technology Sydney presented their research on food and its relation to race at the Tempe campus Tuesday.

By Dulce Paloma Baltazar Pedraza | January 29, 2013

A plane flies over Tempe Town Lake towards Sky Harbor as the sun sets. The Tempe City Council has been dealing with noise complaints from air traffic. (Photo by Abhiram Chandrashekar)

City of Tempe conducts online noise survey

The Tempe Aviation Commission introduced a survey for Tempe residents in an attempt to understand and lessen aircraft noise.

By Whitney Ogden | January 29, 2013

'Marijuana compassion club' owner arrested

Tempe Police arrested the owner of Top Shelf Hydro College on Tuesday.

By Randsom Rockliffe | January 29, 2013

Katrece Swenson, a sophomore studying biological science attended the ASU Health Services Flu Clinic to get her shot for the season. As a peer mentor living in the dorms, she wants avoid if at all possible getting sick this flu season. (Photo by Hector Salas Almeida)

Students take precautions to avoid worst flu season

With flu season at its peak, students are warned to be extra cautious to avoid the flu.

By Shelby Slade | January 29, 2013

iPad Mini stolen from classroom

The iPad's owner left it in the Agribusiness Center to go to the Academic Center.

By Randsom Rockliffe | January 29, 2013

Center for Science and the Imagination Launch

Center for Science and the Imagination students predict future

The Center for Science and the Imagination is creating opportunities for the ASU community to discuss and envision the future.

| January 29, 2013

CycleLights are battery-operated LED lights that wrap around bicycle tires to create a trendy and safe way to ride at night. The company was founded by two ASU students: Lavell Dishmon, a Senior Engineer major, and Charles John, a Junior Biomedical Engineer. (Photo by Ashley Kesweder)

ASU entrepreneurs light up bicycling world

Two ASU students have successfully started their own business specializing in bicycle lights.

By Shelby Slade | January 29, 2013

Tempe Undergraduate Student Government President Mark Naufel with the ASU spirit cone that was stolen back from UA on Jan. 17, after being in the rival's possession for more than 30 years. (Photo by Molly J Smith)

ASU spirit cone comes home from Tucson

A spirit cone stolen from ASU by UA more than 30 years ago was returned Jan. 17 by Tempe USG President Mark Naufel.

By Amy Medeiros | January 29, 2013

City plans Tempe Town Lake development

The city of Tempe and the Liberty Property Trust are in the planning phase of a new business and industrial development near Tempe Town Lake.

By Whitney Ogden | January 28, 2013

Tempe fires city manager

City Manager Charlie Meyer was fired after sending an email saying he believed he would be fired.

By Whitney Ogden | January 28, 2013

Man assaulted, loses filling in teeth

When the victim was getting off of the Orbit bus outside of Sun Devil Stadium, the suspect – who is described as approximately 5 feet 9 inches tall – mumbled something, then hit the man in the face, police reported.

By Randsom Rockliffe | January 28, 2013

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