ASU seeks to increase the Native American student population
ASU is taking the initiative to help its Native American students with the transition from high school life to campus life at a larger university.
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ASU is taking the initiative to help its Native American students with the transition from high school life to campus life at a larger university.
Shoes lined the outside border of multi-colored mats. The room echoed with the pounding of fists against punching bags.
Northeast of the Memorial Union on the ASU Tempe campus lays a hulking 74,650-foot construction site, where the Student Pavilion will be completed by August 2017.
The latest addition to Arizona PBS speaks Spanish.
Over the course of many years, one ASU student traveled to Antarctica, another ASU student provided care for the homeless population in downtown Phoenix and an ASU faculty member helped developed a treatment for Ebola.
Crisp, yellow paint curves to a point to make one spear of the team's signature pitchfork right on the 50-yard-line. The maroon outline sprays onto the grass and his sneaker and up his leg. Six hours later, the Sun Devil Stadium's paint is ready for game night.
When ASU decided to exempt on-campus workers from Proposition 206, or the Arizona Minimum Wage and Paid Time Off Initiative, they also exempted the international students who usually only work on-campus jobs.
The Arizona Minimum Wage and Paid Time Off Initiative or Proposition 206 went into effect on Jan. 1 of this year. However, the increased minimum wage doesn’t apply to ASU students working on-campus jobs, according to a university statement.
Three months ago, Rabbi Mendy Rimler and ASU graduate student Greg Haft set foot to pavement and trekked with a purpose. On Jan. 15, both men raced in the Rock n’ Roll half-marathon as "Team Brandon."
The largest private collection of Western film items has been acquired by ASU and Scottsdale Museum of the West, a partnership ASU hopes will further develop its film and media studies program.
In 2005, President Michael Crow and ASU welcomed Christopher Callahan as dean of the newly-built Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication on the Downtown Phoenix campus.
For most martial artists, it's all about punches and kicks. But when practicing Wing Chun, it's more about the balance of relaxation and tension.
The stadium roars. Fireworks fly up into the air and fizzle down in an array of colors. Sparky the Sun Devil does push-ups on the side of the football field post-touchdown.
To a broke college student, sometimes the cost of the meal trumps the nutrition it should provide. Top Ramen noodles contain a chemical that can weaken your organs, but many students sacrifice their health for the 13-cent meal.
Located off Apache Boulevard and Rural Road, the State Rideshop began with three former students wanting to make a difference in the cycling community.
Wandering to the third floor of the Downtown Phoenix Sun Devil Fitness Complex on any given Monday, Wednesday or Friday morning, you'd stumble upon something unexpected. On one basketball court, the squeaking of shoes and the pounding of a ball echo against the floor.
Typically, students are of legal age before starting college, but two ASU students defy the odds as they meet the challenges of higher education sooner than most.
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