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Stress dominates students more during the spring semester than any other time during the school year, but stress can be dealt with before becoming a problem, an ASU psychologist said.
When the Arizona Cardinals play their last down in Sun Devil Stadium at the end of the 2005 season, don't expect any tears from the ASU athletic department or administration.
There were eight bias-related incidents reported on campus in October. Each one targeted the homosexual community at ASU, a self-proclaimed liberal university that supposedly thrives on its diversity.
In 1982, the U.S. Supreme Court decreed that, regardless of immigration status, each child residing in the United States had the right to a primary and secondary education, including the right to attend high school.
Bravo to the U.S. Senate Democrats who went to bat this week for us college students. On Tuesday, U.S. Sens. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass., Christopher Dodd, D-Conn., Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y., and Jack Reed, D-R.I., took the first big step to improve funding for college students across America at a time when tuition and living costs are skyrocketing at a much faster rate than the average student seems able to pay for them.
ASU education professor Christian Faltis' 2001 conviction and jail time for aggravated assault didn't cost him his job, but he has drawn the attention of an Arizona state legislator who wants to change the way felons are employed, or not employed, in state schools.
ASU athletes soon will be sporting a new look.
In the year since a failing UA student murdered three professors, ASU officials said they have taken appropriate steps in preventing a similar tragedy from occurring here.
Shakespeare's Macbeth said life "is a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing."
Eating disorders are an increasing problem at ASU, and the focus on body image likely is greater here than some other campuses, health officials said Friday.
Eating disorders are an increasing problem at ASU, and the focus on body image likely is greater here than some other campuses, health officials said Friday.
The Office of the Provost and the East Campus Environment Team are hosting a workshop series to promote campuswide appreciation of diversity and respect for all individuals, while also protecting free speech.
ASU President Michael Crow has exempted several groups of ASU employees from a state law that prohibits the use of state-owned computers for downloading or accessing images of nudity or pornography.
It didn't take long for Michael Crow to pounce.
Though in recent weeks it has seemed to be a remarkably lopsided battle between the Recording Industry Association of America and the online file-sharing community, all is not lost for the little guys.
The Recording Industry Association of America is threatening to sue those who swap music over the Internet without paying for it. That is fine. The association will be tied up in court for months, spend thousands of dollars on legal fees, and then find out it is suing someone who lacks the means to repay the judgment.
President Michael Crow's addition of an A-plus (4.33) to the Academic Senate's grading proposal was "within his power as chief executive," said Nancy Tribbensee, an ASU deputy general counsel.
Amid the papers, examinations, and lesson plans, educators in offices throughout ASU have been finding time to put their knowledge to a test of their own: sitting down and putting their thoughts into words. More than 20 books written by ASU faculty have been slated to hit bookstores between 2002 and 2003. The State Press recently had a chance to talk with a few of their authors.
Katie Connor faces her past every day.
I am a self-proclaimed movie buff, so I'm trying to give African-American director Spike Lee the benefit of the doubt. I am trying to imagine a good reason for his lawsuit, the most frivolous of the year (as the critics would say). But I keep missing a good reason as to why Lee has decided to attack the Viacom company, which owns Spike TV, formerly known as the Nashville Network (TNN).
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