ASU students develop application to exchange contact information
Five ASU students developed and launched a new application for Android and iOS users to easily exchange contact information in just a few taps.
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Five ASU students developed and launched a new application for Android and iOS users to easily exchange contact information in just a few taps.
Juniors Alexander Mach (right) and Michael Howard sit outside of the Tempe City Hall Building. The City of Tempe has expressed interest in legalizing civil unions, and although Mach and Howard’s relationship is fairly new, they say they are excited by the city’s progressive attitude toward gay rights. (Photo by Hector Salas Almeida)
Union Bank is expanding from California to Arizona and is starting a new mortgage operations center in Tempe, beginning in June.
The ASU volunteer group Devils in Disguise gathered students from all four campuses Saturday for the 13th annual community volunteer program.
University fraternity and sorority parties will abide by new regulations set by the Tempe City Council beginning in May.
The city of Phoenix is discussing making car-free lanes on Adams Street between Central Avenue and Second Street in an attempt to make certain areas of downtown Phoenix more "pedestrian friendly." (Photo by Ana Ramirez)
Sugar Girl sits with Eric Super Man and Pony Boy, holding up a sign that says "Homeless & Hungry" on Mill Avenue Monday afternoon. (Photo by Perla Farias)
From Daredevil to Hawkeye, Echo to Batwoman, superheroes have become attractive figures of perfection and inhuman capabilities that comic book fanatics love. However, most of these imaginative heroes are in battle with someone other than their infamous enemies: their flawed alter egos.
The Tempe City Council fired City Manager Charlie Meyer on Jan. 28. The vote, 5-2, was in favor of firing Meyer for his lack of communication among other undisclosed circumstances. (Photo by Perla Farias)
A plane flies over Tempe Town Lake towards Sky Harbor as the sun sets. The Tempe City Council has been dealing with noise complaints from air traffic. (Photo by Abhiram Chandrashekar)
The city of Tempe and the Liberty Property Trust are in the planning phase of a new business and industrial development near Tempe Town Lake.
The Tempe City Council voted Monday to fire its city manager.
The Grove, expected to begin construction on this empty lot before 2014, has sparked controversy with the city of Tempe and surrounding neighborhoods as high-rise housing developments continue to increase near campus. (Photo by Shawn Raymundo)
David Pijawka, a professor and associate director for the School of Geographical Sciences, and Aaron Kimberlin, an assistant director for the School of Geographical Sciences, are working with 10 masters students on the development of the new town square in the heart of downtown Mesa. (Photo by Shawn Raymundo)
Art sculptures made of recycled materials, including USB cords, wires, glass, and yarn, are on display in the windows of the US Post Office on Mill Avenue as part of Tempe Green Revolution. (Photo by Ana Ramirez)
Tempe Police reported the following incidents on Wednesday:
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