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Architects and ASU volunteers work together last Monday to install a floor made out of Sedona sandstone in the ampitheater of the under-construction ISTB IV building. (Photos by Chris Leone and artist renderings courtesy of Ehrlich Architects)
In the second of two forums focusing on Tempe’s budget, the 30 or so residents in attendance at the council chambers Tuesday evening questioned officials more about public employee salaries and benefits than what city officials had presented.
You might be comfortable seeing a bee or two this time of year, but for some students on the Polytechnic campus, seeing a million bees in a day is perfectly normal.
It’s not unusual to cross paths with a cat at ASU.
The Arizona Students’ Association held rallies on each ASU campus Wednesday to educate students about the state’s most recent plans to cut university funding.
Grand Hustle, Massive Construction and Big Papa were a few of the colorful names given to the 11 gravity cruisers ASU engineers helped seventh graders build at the Hill Learning Academy in Chandler, Ariz.
Blood clots like the one that lodged in tennis star Serena Williams’ lung last week, sending her to the hospital, kill more than 100,000 people a year and is a focus of research by ASU’s imaging informatics group.
Nine 55-gallon drums, 2,669 cardboard boxes, 11,000 pounds of metal and 31,000 bottles and cans. This is what one auto repair shop in Tempe diverted from Arizona landfills in 2010.
Students, faculty and staff in ASU’s Department of Biomedical Informatics will move their work and studies to the Mayo Clinic this summer.
Sherman Alexie Jr.’s self-deprecating and profane poetry helped pack the 600-seat Tempe Center for the Arts Monday for the first night of ASU’s Project Humanities.
ASU will launch a noncredit refresher course in August that uses “adaptive learning technology” to help incoming freshmen with low math placement exam scores.
The Environmental Protection Agency’s efforts to improve air quality throughout the Southwest could end up shutting down the coal-fired Navajo Generating Station serving Arizona, California and Nevada, eliminating jobs and impacting water prices significantly.
Legislation under review in the U.S. Congress could lift the barriers deaf and blind people face when using the Internet and other online innovations like YouTube.
ASU campuses could play an important role in plans to bring electric vehicles to Arizona this year.
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