ASU will not renew contracts for advisers for cultural diversity positions, choosing instead to institute a team-based approach. see more

The 29th annual My Nana’s Best Tasting Salsa Challenge attracted more than 20,000 visitors Saturday to Tempe Beach Park. see more

ASU alumnus Adam Johnson won this year’s Pulitzer Prize for fiction for his novel “The Orphan Master’s Son.” see more

Approximately 50 students gathered in front of Old Main on Sunday evening for a candlelight vigil. see more

A discussion panel that featured immigration experts and a businessman focused on a new immigration reform bill the Senate Gang of Eight filed Wednesday morning. see more

Feast on the Street brought more than 2,500 people to downtown Phoenix Saturday to experience local food, beer gardens and artists’ performances along First Street between Taylor and Moreland streets. see more

Ted Horton-Billiard can’t hear, but that hasn’t stopped him from becoming deeply involved with student life at ASU. see more

DREAMzone, a student-led workshop that aims to help staff, administration and faculty to help undocumented students, was the winner of the 2013 Clinton Global Initiative. see more

ASU is one of five universities participating in the Women’s Leadership Program aimed at advancing women’s leadership and gender equality. see more

The Tempe city council is attempting to follow Bisbee in legalizing civil unions in Tempe despite the possibility of a lawsuit. see more