Legal baths salts a rising drug issue
Phrases like “Ivory Snow,” “Vanilla Sky” and “Aura” may sound blissful and innocent, but these words are actually names of new, dangerous – and legal – drugs masking themselves as “bath salts.”
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Phrases like “Ivory Snow,” “Vanilla Sky” and “Aura” may sound blissful and innocent, but these words are actually names of new, dangerous – and legal – drugs masking themselves as “bath salts.”
The ASU Police Department has recently gone through several command staff changes, and all of the staff changes are already in effect, Cmdr. Jim Hardina said.
A team made up of four ASU students won a top prize in an international technology competition on July 13.
Changes in how Arizona universities are funded could be made by fiscal year 2013, according to a representative from the Arizona Board of Regents.
In the summer months in Arizona, staying hydrated can become an issue, especially for those who are homeless, unemployed, or who have special needs.
If you’ve walked around campus and wondered who a building is named after, you’re not alone.
Residents of a new complex made for seniors with hearing impairments were able to move into their new housing July 15, amongst family members, moving trucks and helpers who came to see the opening of the first complex of its kind in Arizona.
After almost 13 years, seven books and seven films, the Harry Potter story will come to a conclusion on July 15 with the release of “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part II,” the last film, which covers the second half of the seventh book in the series.
A committee of 12 volunteers in support of the future ASU Payson campus is doing its part to educate the people of Payson about the campus and quell any misconceptions locals may have about its creation.
Arizona State University has added a new text messaging service that will inform students, faculty and staff about incidents such as a fire, power outage, or closure of a building on campus.
According to the US Census Bureau, graduates with a bachelor's degree earn, on average, 75 percent more annually than those high school graduates.
ASU seniors Jeremy Ellens and Tim Johnsen are students who do more than just sit in classes.
Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist William K. Marimow will be joining ASU to lead Carnegie-Knight News21, the in-depth journalism program that is held at the Walter Cronkite School.
Jenny Quezada found her martial arts inspiration early on in life.
The Carnegie Corporation of New York and the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation have granted $2.32 million to ASU’s News21 program, which will fund the program for the next decade.
On Thursday, the American Public Transportation Association and many local public transportation systems across the country celebrated the 6th Annual Dump the Pump Day.
Starting July 25, public transit services in Tempe will be modified or reduced in some areas.
An ASU student woke up early June 11 to an intruder in her dorm room who claimed he was a police officer in training, according to the ASU Police Department.
Millions of Sony PlayStation network users had their personal information stolen last month, and Facebook recently implemented facial recognition software that automatically links its users’ faces to photos, creating thoughts of privacy intrusion and leaving people wondering if their online information is safe.
Tempe has selected a candidate for a design consultant position, who will head a project to permanently replace the West dam of Tempe Town Lake.
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