Mustache Dache raises funds for men's health, brings community together
The usually quiet and peaceful Kiwanis Park in south Tempe welcomed several hundred runners who came to take part in the Mustache Dache 5K run on a sunny Saturday morning.
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The usually quiet and peaceful Kiwanis Park in south Tempe welcomed several hundred runners who came to take part in the Mustache Dache 5K run on a sunny Saturday morning.
Tempe Police reported the following incidents Tuesday:
A personalized driver service RubyRide is partnering with ASU to offer ASU students free rides to the Polytechnic Campus and TechShop in Chandler.
Tempe Police reported the following incidents Friday:
ASU offers a range of scholarships to first-generation students to support them through their college journey.
On a sunny Wednesday afternoon, Tempe Mayor Mark Mitchell announced to the applauding and cheering crowd that Tempe had earned a perfect score of 100 points in the 2014 Municipal Equality Index.
HEAL International organized the event, Paint for Peace, with the help of student volunteers. The organization aims to provide health education and health-related services and started the tradition on the Tempe campus several years ago. (Photo by Alexis Macklin)
A photo from a previous Thanksgiving dinner provided by Off-Campus Student Services and the Sound Devil Family Association. (Photo Courtesy ofMaureen Duane)
Sophomore and Political Science major Traci Ducusin is one of the Public Allies in the UMOM New Day Center in Phoenix. Public Allies selects communities' most promising young leaders, who commit to a rigorous and rewarding 10-month program of full-time, paid apprenticeships in community organizations, team service projects and bi-weekly leadership training. (Photo by Ryan Liu)
Former USG senator Isabelle Murray speaks during a hearing before the ASASU Supreme Court appealing her impeachment from the Senate. The court rejected her appeal 4-0. (Photo by Ben Moffat)
After long years of strenuous training, marketing and supply chain management senior Betsy Donahue’s dream finally came true on Sunday night as her feet touched the finish line of IRONMAN Arizona 2014.
Bikes along the W.P. Carey building are locked onto itself or each other due to the insufficiency of bike racks in ASU. ASU was recently named one of the most bike-friendly campuses across the nation, however, very often students can't find a bike rack and have to lock their bikes to the trees and fences. (Photo by Ryan Liu)
Brent Chappelow (left) and Joshua Johnson pose for a portrait at their home in Tempe. The couple is planning to get married soon and are currently competing for a marriage package for $60,000. (Photo by Ryan Liu)
ASU students take part in putting up their messages on t-shirts for the Clothesline Project during Domestic Violence Awareness Month at Hayden Lawn. The Clothesline Project will be a visual display of shirts with graphic messages and illustrations designed by survivors, family, friends, children, and anyone else impacted by gender-based violence. (Photo by Ryan Liu)
Library Catalog Specialist Senior Carl Cross plays the symphonic carillon in the basement of Old Main on the Tempe campus on Monday, Oct. 20, 2014. (Photo by Alexis Macklin)
Supply chain management alumnus Peter Georgiou (left) sits on a conventional wheel chair and bio-medical engineering graduate student Chris Miranda sits on an elevated wheel chair, illustrating the difference in heights that can be achieved through this new innovation. The elevated chair aims to increase the elevation of the user by ten inches. (Photo by Shiva Balasubramanian)
Monica Jones, an activist and senior studying social work at ASU, poses at the Downtown campus. (Photo by Carly Traxler)
ASU graduate student Aimee Leon poses for a portrait at Step Gallery. Aimee Leon is currently fighting cancer and pursuing two degrees. (Photo by Ryan Liu)
Elementary education senior Kevin Salazer and business communication senior Bryan Soto are both active members of Tau Psi Omega, a community service based fraternity on campus. Soto is the community service chair and Salazer is on his committee. (Photo by Carly Traxler)
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