Sexual assault prevention advocates wear jeans, promote awareness
(04/08/11 12:21am)
Advocates on all ASU campuses wore jeans to educate the community about sexual assault Thursday.
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Tech high
(03/29/11 10:35pm)
Throughout the past decade, the surge in communication innovation has created new social standards.
Students lend humanitarian aid in border visit
(03/22/11 2:23am)
Spring break wasn’t all about partying and traveling this year. For some students, it was a good opportunity to lend a helping hand.
ASU community responds to Japan earthquake
(03/20/11 10:51pm)
Asian languages senior Chase Brown clutched the doorframe of his Tokyo apartment as the building shook harder and harder. Even though the epicenter was more than 200 miles away, Brown could feel the force of Japan’s 9.0 magnitude earthquake.
Groups raise sexual assault awareness
(03/03/11 3:04am)
Statistically, one in every six women will be sexually assaulted or raped in her lifetime, including hundreds of ASU students.
3 ASU students reach finals for Truman Scholarship
(03/02/11 1:53am)
After seven months of preparing, waiting and wondering, three ASU students have earned a place among the 2011 Harry S. Truman Scholarship finalists.
COUNTERPOINT: Restrictions only elevate the existing problem
(02/23/11 11:28pm)
Question: Should universities restrict student-athletes from using social media?
Ron Paul’s dangerous pacifism
(02/15/11 11:42pm)
Rep. Ron Paul, R-Texas, who was a 2008 presidential candidate and is an unlikely conservative rock-star, has seen an increase in popularity recently, especially among college students. ASU is no exception.
Police Beat: Feb. 15
(02/14/11 11:56pm)
ASU Police reported the following incidents Monday:
Crisis Control
(02/01/11 5:01am)
In the wake of the Jan. 8 shooting of Rep. Gabrielle Giffords and others by Jared Loughner, news media has focused its 24-hour lens on how college campuses handle mentally disturbed students.
Till minor disagreements do us part
(01/19/11 2:39am)
Divorce is everywhere. I recently heard that a guy I used to know is getting divorced. He graduated high school with me in 2007. Without even being married a year, they are already divorced.
EPA air quality changes could raise water prices
(01/19/11 12:11am)
The Environmental Protection Agency’s efforts to improve air quality throughout the Southwest could end up shutting down the coal-fired Navajo Generating Station serving Arizona, California and Nevada, eliminating jobs and impacting water prices significantly.
Free STD testing draws around 200 students
(12/06/10 2:51am)
Nearly 200 ASU students took advantage of free STD testing offered at the first-ever “One Glove” Sexual Health Awareness Event.
Prop 107’s affirmative reaction
(11/28/10 10:31pm)
Most Americans probably associate Arizona with two things: Jan Brewer and Senate Bill 1070 — if the two can even be separated.
ASU conference promotes domestic violence awareness
(11/22/10 12:51am)
A panel of lawyers and scholars gathered at ASU’s law school Saturday to share information about domestic violence and how to combat the issue.
Ninja shares business strategies during Global Entrepreneur Week
(11/15/10 12:13am)
A shadowy figure with deadly skills will be lurking around the Memorial Union this Saturday … and he means business.
Editorial: Prison break
(11/10/10 2:13am)
With the new Legislature getting ready to take office in January, the state’s departments all await the impending budget cuts. Perhaps the most nervous are the heavily slashed health and education departments that are still nursing their wounds from earlier this year. But, if the recent buzz rings true, our legislators may be finding the political will to consider cuts to the state’s prison system, which has been relatively overlooked in the budget slashes of recent years.
TEDx speaker discusses challenges facing Navajo culture
(11/08/10 1:16am)
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School spirit proves to be soulless
(10/24/10 9:31pm)
Television and movies may have cheerleaders pegged as the popular girls that have it all, but the life of a cheerleader can be pretty tough. Out of all the athletes in America, cheerleaders sustain the most injuries each year. They cheer in rain or shine, sleet or snow, and whether their team is winning or losing — and they have to look like they absolutely love it. A Sept. 16 ruling by the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has also added one more duty to this list: cheerleaders have to cheer for any athlete on their team, even if that athlete happens to be their rapist.
Tempe murder rate highest since 2000
(10/21/10 3:31am)
On Sept. 30, the body of 48-year-old Casey Blackwood was pulled from a Dumpster in a Tempe alleyway — the 11th homicide victim for Tempe police since January.