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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.
The Ira A. Fulton School of Engineering held its annual Diversity Evening With Industry event Wednesday night, highlighting the school’s ongoing efforts to build and assist a diverse community of student engineers.
The Memorial Union was evacuated shortly after 5 p.m. Wednesday after a fire sprinkler was set off on the lower level, officials said.
There is a dark side of advertising, and it has damaging effects on public health, a speaker at the Polytechnic campus said Thursday night.
Career Services highlighted the use of personality tests in finding the best career fit on Wednesday during its first assessment workshop of the semester.
A traveling exhibit showcasing art by a group of politically-oppressed Chinese artists that stopped at the Tempe campus Wednesday included award-winning finger-paintings and depictions of torture.
ASU Police reported the following incidents Wednesday:
An ASU professor is challenging widely held conceptions about smoking, including challenging the view that nicotine is addictive.
An improv group that helps freshmen transition into college life was back for its second year with a bigger cast and program Tuesday night, despite University cutbacks.
Rising From the Ashes
Furry or floppy, brimmed or banded, hats have always been there to give fashionistas a boost even on the worst hair days. Now, with hats coming back into everyday style, there is no need to wait for the day when hair has no volume or bangs are beastly.
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