Dozens of demonstrators gathered in downtown Phoenix to protest SB 1070, an Arizona immigration bill that has been drawing national attention since it passed the state Legislature. see more

The first death-row inmate to be exonerated by DNA evidence spoke to students Thursday about the decade he spent in prison and his efforts since. see more

Arizona’s Havasupai Indian Tribe celebrated the return of 200 blood samples from ASU labs Thursday after a long-argued lawsuit between the tribe and the Board of Regents was settled. see more

On Tuesday afternoons, the music pouring from a second-floor classroom in Gammage Auditorium begins with the tuning of the vihuela, a Spanish guitar. see more

The phrase “one man’s trash is another man’s treasure,” has never been truer for Step’s Junk Funk, a recycled percussion band in Tempe that uses common trash to create endless sound. see more

Many research opportunities are available to undergraduates at ASU through specific research programs and through separate departments. see more

Research has found that third-hand smoke complicates the dangers of second-hand smoke, which is already recognized as able to cause cancer. see more

An unknown person or persons committed theft between 6:40 and 6:45 p.m. Wednesday by taking a laptop computer belonging to a 36-year-old male graduate student, police reported. see more

ASU’s Parents Association awarded psychology professor Leona Aiken with the 2010 Professor of the Year award at its annual event Wednesday evening. see more

Saguaro, ASU’s supercomputer, is housed in the Goldwater Center on the Tempe campus and assists groups from University scientists to NASA in their research. see more