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Tempe Family Advocacy Center opening delayed until summer

Tempe's Family Advocacy Center, which was set to open in January, has been delayed until at least June 30.

By James Doyle Brown Jr. | March 4, 2022

ASU alumnus incorporates Native American heritage into fashion design

ASU alumnus Loren Aragon is competing in this year's Phoenix Fashion Week. See how his education connected him to the world of fashion.

By Emily Taylor | November 27, 2017

ASU student develops award-winning infant development kit

ASU graduate Eric Henley created the TIP Kit as a resource and guide to help parents and children develop into strong and well-balanced contributors of society.

By Ashlee Thomason | October 25, 2017

Breaking cultural barriers: embracing my bindi

At ASU, Ranjani Venkatakrishnan feels she can embrace her culture freely without facing prejudice, like she did when she was younger.

By Ranjani Venkatakrishnan | October 4, 2017

American politics requires more than just reaching out to Republicans or Democrats.

Political parties must reach beyond their bases to truly win

Conservative Tea Partiers and liberal Resistance dominate our attention in post-2016 America, but their extreme politics are a recipe for destruction.

By Ryan Boyd | June 21, 2017

Junior journalism major and IATG executive board member Kaitlyn Chapman had the opportunity to meet one of her idols, Alexis Jones, the founder of the club.

ASU student meets idol whose club changed her life

ASU's I Am That Girl Chapter has had an enormous effect on Kat Chapman’s life, a member of the club's executive board.

By Madison Staten | February 9, 2017

TJ Uli, 21-year-old biochemistry senior at ASU, poses outside of ASU Tempe’s Sun Devil Fitness Complex on Jan. 18, 2017. Uli sports a t-shirt from his recently launched apparel line “Ascension. Athletic Apparel and Lifestyle”.

ASU student ascends the odds

It’s the start of a new year and that means gyms are going to see an influx of customers trying to burn off holiday weight.

By Nicole Gimpl | February 7, 2017

Dr. Wenlong Zhang stands in his lab next to a robotic limb, similar to one found in a car factory. Zhang and his team of researchers are developing ways for robots to work alongside human workers, making actions more efficient and safer for people.

Man meets machine: Poly professor works to make robots smarter

Dr. Wenlong Zhang is fascinated with the concept of technology working together cohesively with humans, making actions more efficient and safer for people.

By Sydney Maki | February 6, 2017

Where Hope Lives in Phoenix

Where Hope Lives is a sexual-exploitation program that addresses the specific needs of female victims of sexual exploitation.

By Alexa D'Angelo | May 1, 2015

Dreaming of better

Phoenix Dream Center is a volunteer-driven non-profit organization that offers outreach programs to women in dire situations while helping them work toward a better life.

By Katie Self | May 1, 2015