Regents select Gov. Jan Brewer’s chief of staff as board president
Gov. Jan Brewer’s chief of staff Eileen Klein was unanimously selected to be the Arizona Board of Regents president during a special executive meeting Wednesday.
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Gov. Jan Brewer’s chief of staff Eileen Klein was unanimously selected to be the Arizona Board of Regents president during a special executive meeting Wednesday.
The Arizona Board of Regents approved a $35 million improvement project for Hayden Library at its first meeting for the 2012-13 academic year Thursday, among other agenda items.
Since the Downtown campus opened four years ago, almost 90 campus community outreach groups have formed to link students with the surrounding Phoenix community.
Two downtown Phoenix boutiques hosted their sixth annual Crafeteria event Friday night at Medlock Plaza to showcase more than 40 local crafters.
Three years ago, alumnus Adam Lowy could not picture himself returning to ASU to speak about an organization as its founder and executive director.
Challah for Hunger at ASU sold challah bread at the ASU Farmers Market Tuesday with plans to give the proceeds to organizations working to defuse world hunger.
Erica Keppler, co-founder of Arizona TransAlliance, proudly held up a striped flag at Transgender Speak Out in the A.E. England building on the Downtown campus Monday.
The Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College is partnering with the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering to find ways to make science, technology, engineering and math more engaging for young students.
Mansa Rajagopalan, a materials science engineering graduate student, spent her first Diwali — an Indian celebration popularly called the festival of lights — away from her home country and family.
As he emptied a large bag full of old medication Tuesday, Seth Levine, manager of the University Common Computing, was relieved to find a place to properly dispose of prescription medications belonging to his deceased mother.
It is rare to see the women of Lambda Theta Nu performing their step routine on the Tempe campus, or even in public, but the sorority will be performing in the MU Wednesday during the Meet the Greeks event hosted by the National Association of Latino Fraternal Organizations.
ASU alumnus Caleb Barclay and friend Bill Taggart visited the Middle East this September hoping to network with different organizations for their nonprofit group The Peace Frame.
Tony Duncan has performed at many different places around the United States, including the White house for former first lady Barbara Bush.
When Gordon Freirich and Nick Gough travel together with their families, it’s sometimes difficult.
The Langston Hughes Project was the kick-off event of Project Humanities, a University-wide initiative across all four campuses intending to show the different human perspectives directed by Neal Lester, dean of Humanities at the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.
As a way to commemorate the anniversary of the terrorist attacks, ASU’s Center for the Study of Conflict and Religion hosted a panel discussion on Thursday to analyze the aftermath of 9/11 and its impact on religion and politics.
ASU’s National Pan-Hellenic Council, which consists of historically African-American sororities and fraternities, struggles each semester to fight the stereotype of the “black council.”
Tempe Police reported the following incidents Wednesday:
Tempe Police reported the following incidents Monday:
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