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David Sedaris is going to do his laundry.
David Lujan waits in the back of a Glendale middle school classroom. The state legislator is listening to agenda items, leaning against the wall and scanning a stream of e-mails on his Blackberry. He glances up at the woman sitting in a teacher’s desk at the front of the room, the leader of the District 10 Democrats meeting. Raised hands approve budget changes. Upcoming events are announced. And Lujan waits.
This holiday season, Facebook users are giving charities a reason to celebrate.
This holiday season, Facebook users are giving charities a reason to celebrate.
A candidate for an associate professor of English position in Indigenous American literature studies gave ASU students and faculty a preview of his work on the Tempe campus Friday.
A candidate for an associate professor of English position in Indigenous American literature studies gave ASU students and faculty a preview of his work on the Tempe campus Friday.
As it prepares to celebrate its first full year of service, METRO Light Rail is providing riders with a guide for the biggest holiday events occurring along the 20-mile line this season.
Warm soup filled colorful bowls on Hayden Lawn as ASU students collected donations for a local homeless shelter Monday afternoon.
Tempe Police reported the following incidents Wednesday:
When United States servicemembers in places like Iraq and Afghanistan check their mail in upcoming weeks, some will get letters penned by ASU students through a program facilitated by Off-Campus and Commuter Student Services.
Tempe Police reported the following incidents Monday:
A daylong program on the West campus Wednesday called for increased awareness of social trauma, specifically highlighting local human rights issues.
Practicing art can solve many modern global issues, including the environmental crisis, said Mark Reader, an emeritus professor of political science on the Tempe campus Wednesday.
Court judges, foster parents and child care specialists joined ASU faculty and students to discuss new ways of treating legal cases involving children Friday.
Americans need to be more accountable for their purchases and aware of fair trade offerings, a student speaker said Wednesday at a Tempe campus event.
Tempe Police reported the following incidents Wednesday:
An ASU professor was recognized Wednesday evening for penning a book that examines works of fiction from areas surrounding U.S. borders.
ASU Police reported the following incidents Monday:
An outreach program focusing on Latina health is expanding its community scope with more board members and increased efforts to involve students, coordinators said.
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