Student photographer captures lives of Light Rail passengers
A new photography exhibit at Fair Trade Cafe in Phoenix showcases the lives and stories of Light Rail travelers, as seen through the lens of an ASU student.
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A new photography exhibit at Fair Trade Cafe in Phoenix showcases the lives and stories of Light Rail travelers, as seen through the lens of an ASU student.
The Arizona Students’ Association Board of Directors approved its 2011 fiscal year budget last week, which will not include a membership payment of $14,520 to the United States Student Association.
The Maricopa County Attorney’s Office has dropped charges against the nine college students who chained themselves to the Arizona state Capitol building on April 20 to protest Senate Bill 1070.
High school students displaced from their home countries have found comfort in a free hip-hop dance class in Phoenix, though the future of the program is now in question.
AGUILA Youth Leadership Institute will hold its third annual Summer Leadership Symposium at the West campus this July to provide support to high school and college students on their journeys toward a college degree.
The city of Tempe will conduct an economic forum for its citizens Tuesday night, encouraging community members to contribute their own suggestions to aid the city’s slumping economy.
Tempe Police reported the following incidents Saturday: A 24-year-old Phoenix man was arrested Thursday near West Baseline Road and South Priest Drive around 10:45 p.m. on suspicion of possession of a narcotic drug and possession of drug paraphernalia, police reported. Police contacted the man after a traffic stop due to broken headlights, according to a police report. The man admitted to having pills without a prescription, police reported. Further investigation revealed a pipe in the glove box of his vehicle, which he admitted possession to under his Miranda rights, according to a police report. A 27-year-old Tempe man was arrested Thursday near South Mill Avenue and Fifth Street around 10 p.m. on suspicion of trespassing, assault, disorderly conduct and possession of marijuana, police reported. The man and two other unidentified individuals were involved in an altercation with Hippie Gypsy employees inside the store, according to a police report. The employees told the man to leave several times, police reported. The man grabbed a female employee by the shoulder, according to a police report.Further search after the man’s arrest revealed a bag of marijuana in his shoe, police reported. A 29-year-old San Tan Valley man was arrested near Arizona Mills Thursday night around 7 p.m. on suspicion of possession of a narcotic drug and possession of drug paraphernalia, police reported. The man was contacted regarding a possible vehicle burglary, according to a police report. A search of the vehicle revealed a needle and a black tar substance believed to be heroin, police reported.Further investigation revealed the vehicle belonged to the man’s mother, according to a police report. A 20-year-old Mesa man was arrested Thursday near East Baseline Road and South Ninth Street around 2 a.m. on suspicion of aggressive assault, criminal damage and being a minor in possession of alcohol, police reported. Police contacted the man after numerous witnesses reported the incident, according to a police report. The man reportedly assaulted four people, according to a police report. An officer was bitten by the man as he attempted to detain him, police reported. The man punched a door, leaving damage, and upon further investigating police found the man had alcohol in his system, according to a police report. Reports compiled by Joseph Schmidt. Reach the reporter at joseph.schmidt@asu.edu
ASU faculty and students are exploring the next steps toward easing the University’s financial burden in the wake of Arizona’s passing of Proposition 100.
Thousands of protesters gathered in Phoenix Saturday morning to march on the Capitol and voice their opposition toward the state’s new immigration law. Many protesters also partook in a campaign to boycott Arizona businesses.
Accompanied by family, Karen Montenegro pleaded for her daughter’s killer to step forward.
The Arizona Board of Regents is considering changes to a program that provides full-ride scholarships to excellent Arizona standardized test-takers, possibly ending the program indefinitely.
The end of the road to economic recovery is starting to come into view, with researchers saying Arizona could bounce back from recession in a few years.
Valley businessman John W. Teets has asked the ASU Foundation to return a $250,000 endowment he gave to the University intended to reward teachers, claiming the foundation mishandled funds.
Tempe residents will have to wait longer for the city’s first convention center as plans for the privately funded University Square have been put on hold indefinitely.
ASU launched its Consortium for Biosocial Complex Systems Wednesday afternoon, a new research unit comprised of faculty from three units of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.
The Arizona Students’ Association is organizing events across campus to educate students about Proposition 100 and the effects of the potential sales tax increase.
ASU students united on Saturday for the annual Phoenix Pride Festival and Parade, joining marchers and festival attendees in support of the LGBTQ community.
Changes to the administration of the All Saints Catholic Newman Center on East University Drive and South College Avenue are coming in July, as the Dominican Order of Preachers steps down for the incoming diocesan priests.
For those running on creative fumes as the semester ends, Ignite Phoenix is looking to light a flame within ASU’s best and brightest.
More than three years after the former Arizona Students' Association executive director served prison time for theft and forgery, the organization's board of directors is struggling to fill the recently vacant position, as well as improve oversight.
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