ASU cracks down on mall traffic
(11/30/04 12:00am)
UPS is trying to avoid the hot seat with ASU over its on-campus driving habits.
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Student group sues University
(11/24/04 12:00am)
ASU's Christian Legal Society is claiming in a lawsuit against ASU that the University's Student Code of Conduct's nondiscrimination policy discriminates against its beliefs.
Clapp: Presidential Cabinet bailing out
(11/18/04 12:00am)
President Bush has struggled in the last few days to fill several Cabinet positions after his re-election spawned an exodus of sorts from inside the Beltway. Notably gone are his secretaries of State, Education and Agriculture; in all, six of his 15 Cabinet advisors have announced their plans to leave the administration since Nov. 2.
Window policy controversy part of 15-year-old battle
(11/15/04 12:00am)
A Residential Life policy currently bans a political campaign sign, a Mexican flag or even a picture of a best friend from being placed in a window, and students who want to display them must seek permission.
ASU hoping to add University College
(11/12/04 12:00am)
New ASU students torn between majoring in golf management or astrophysics could find themselves enrolled in a new college when they first arrive on campus.
Dead body found in Tempe Town Lake
(10/21/04 12:00am)
The body of an unidentified man was found in Tempe Town Lake Wednesday by the ASU club rowing team, but Tempe police officials said he was probably not an ASU student.
Media tent bumps memorial
(10/12/04 12:00am)
The arrival of a CNN news tent forced an Iraq war exhibit planned for Monday to move from Hayden Lawn to the Student Services Lawn.
More than the blues
(10/07/04 12:00am)
For some people, every day is a struggle. Simple tasks take more effort than usual, and life is dull.
ASU support group growing
(10/04/04 12:00am)
Through an ASU support group, more than 25 facilitators are now trained to advocate for gay rights and social equality.
Hanson: The joys of booing the Beavers
(09/28/04 12:00am)
You should never buy a lottery ticket expecting to strike it rich. You should never go to Tucson expecting to leave without seeing at least five Waffle Houses. And you should never follow your favorite sports team on the road and expect to receive anything but magnanimous treatment from the hometown fans. Case in point: last Saturday.
Deceased painter's art still without home
(09/17/04 12:00am)
Colorful Cuban artwork waits in storage inside the ASU Art Museum with nowhere to go.
Hooking it
(09/16/04 12:00am)
Tempe police officer Adrianne Schmidlin flips open a navy blue binder in her patrol car, revealing several pages of Polaroid pictures.
Updated dorm alcohol policy leans on state law
(09/14/04 12:00am)
Arizona state law gives ASU officials the authority to remove students from their residence halls temporarily or even permanently if they arrive there drunk and make a scene.
Crow shuffles administration
(09/03/04 12:00am)
ASU officials have hired a top administrator to run ASU's planned downtown campus.
Health center director resigns
(08/27/04 12:00am)
ASU's health center took the heat from a controversial summer, and its director is moving on to care of new business.
Credit Card Check
(08/26/04 12:00am)
Free T-shirts, frisbees, and even pizza. The allure of something free draws in even the smartest of students. And that's exactly what they want. No, I'm not talking about ASASU elections; I'm talking about the numerous credit card companies on campus targeting students.
Yan: CEO does time and a half in the slammer
(08/24/04 12:00am)
If you've ever dreamed of an ideal -- and legal -- job that pays obscene amounts of money while taking advantage of workers underneath you, then chief executive officer is the job for you. Here's a plus: you'd even get to enjoy these profitable perks during incarceration.
Charley leaves its mark on ASU students
(08/23/04 12:00am)
Floridian students moving to Tempe felt Hurricane Charley's force thousands of miles from the wind-battered coasts of their home state.
East campus to get its own health center
(07/20/04 12:00am)
For the first time in its eight-year history, east campus, now ASU Polytechnic, will have its own health center this fall.
ASU settles lawsuit with Cardinals
(06/29/04 12:00am)
ASU and the Arizona Cardinals settled a $12-million lawsuit this week after almost four years of disputes regarding revenue from signs at Sun Devil Stadium.