Who's watching ASU on YouTube?
(08/31/06 12:00am)
Video-posting Web site YouTube.com lets you "Broadcast Yourself," but students could face disciplinary or legal action depending on what they post.
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Hispanic counseling group loses federal aid
(08/28/06 12:00am)
A national group that provides counseling for low-income Hispanic students lost the federal funding needed to operate their education centers.
Facebook photos fair game
(08/23/06 12:00am)
When sophomore Adam Fabian heard about a student being evicted from Manzanita Hall last spring because of Facebook.com photos, he took his pictures off the social networking site.
Bishara found guilty
(07/06/06 12:00am)
An ASU student was sentenced to 18 months probation at the Maricopa County Superior Court Thursday for fleeing the scene of a fatal accident in September 2005.
Loved, missed and remembered
(06/06/06 12:00am)
When entering the large conference room Saturday evening there were tables decorated with mementos of children who passed away as recently as a few months ago and as long ago as 1996.
Tempe to increase services for homeless
(06/06/06 12:00am)
Tempe will move forward with plans to develop a centralized, city-operated day resource center for the homeless over the next three months.
What's Happening: Calendar
(04/13/06 12:00am)
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Editorial: Every parent's nightmare
(04/04/06 12:00am)
Here at The State Press, we take the news very seriously. The dogged pursuit of truth and justice keeps us going.
Grad student appointed to Ariz. state Senate
(03/30/06 12:00am)
An ASU graduate student became the newest state senator Wednesday when the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors appointed Ed Ableser to represent Tempe's District 17.
Investigation finds police chief violated ethics code
(03/29/06 12:00am)
Tempe's police chief violated city ethics and conduct codes, according to a report released Tuesday, but he won't be immediately disciplined.
Parlor Games
(03/02/06 12:00am)
As Sam Friedman walks into Massage Elite, he doesn't know what to expect. A neon "Asian" sign shines out the window, illuminating the dark plaza. Another small sign reads "Open 9 to midnight, 365 days."
Holding on to a healthy body image
(03/01/06 12:00am)
ASU's Body Pride Committee showcased healthy body images Tuesday, using facts, like the average American woman is 5 feet 4 inches tall and 140 pounds, to promote healthy eating and an active lifestyle.
Students upset over treatment of professor
(03/01/06 12:00am)
A group of graduate students from the Latino community is urging ASU to allow a tenured professor to continue teaching after he was put under review concerning a personnel issue.
Tick Tock: Taking Care of Business
(02/23/06 12:00am)
At 5 a.m. on Monday when your alarm goes off, the snooze button feels like your only friend. The party weekend is over. You have to get ready for work, finish your English paper, and study for your midterms. It's already that busy time of the semester and your brain feels like it's ready to explode.
Safety projects could cost $211K
(02/21/06 12:00am)
ASU will have to spend more than $210,750 to implement a committee's suggestions to combat student violence, especially among athletes.
The Great Divide
(02/16/06 12:00am)
It's Tuesday morning and Amber Guida has just marched into the Hayden Library cafe. The journalism freshman arrived on campus at 8:30 this morning, and this is her only break before 11:00 p.m. when she finishes for the day.
Gay: Don't get your panties in a twist
(02/07/06 12:00am)
My alarm clock radio somehow got tuned to a religious station the other morning. Maybe my boyfriend was playing a prank on me, or maybe God chose me to be the bearer of an important message.
Cancer research loses funds
(01/30/06 12:00am)
The jobs of 31 workers in the ASU Center for Cancer Research expired Friday because their federal grant was not renewed, said Virgil Renzulli, vice president of public affairs at ASU.
Modern Warriors
(01/26/06 12:00am)
John, 22, and Cheston, 21, Bailon share a bond only brothers have. They finish each other's sentences, yet can communicate without words. The pair, both veterans of the current war in Iraq and corporals in the Marine Corps Reserve, have done everything together since childhood -- climbing mountains, attending the same schools and sharing the same dream of joining the military.
ResLife revamps window policy
(01/25/06 12:00am)
ASU administrators won't stop students from hanging up a Bob Marley poster in residence halls, but they hope students will think twice about it.