Harry Mitchell speaks about Tempe's history
Former Tempe mayor and congressional representative Harry Mitchell spoke Wednesday about the transition of Tempe from a small town to a modern community at the Tempe History Museum.
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Former Tempe mayor and congressional representative Harry Mitchell spoke Wednesday about the transition of Tempe from a small town to a modern community at the Tempe History Museum.
Mesa haunted house Monsterland will open a bar and grill on its first floor Friday to offset high maintenance costs at the site, owners said.
About 25 students from the Scottsdale Community College chapter of Students for Liberty, a national nonprofit group, handed out cartons of cigarettes on their campus Wednesday to protest a ban on tobacco that will be instituted this summer.
Event officials estimate more than 800 ASU students were in attendance Saturday morning to participate in the 12th annual Devils in Disguise community outreach event spanning Tempe and Phoenix.
Tempe merchants count on baseball fans for an annual boost in March profits at the start of MLB’s spring training season, owners said.
The W. P. Carey School of Business will launch its new Master of Science in Management program next fall as part of an effort to make students more marketable to future employers, said the school’s executive dean Amy Hillman.
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Tempe’s Cornish Pasty Co. restaurant will add two more Valley locations by the end of the year.
Pop Culture Paradise, located at South Forest Avenue and University Drive, owes much of its success to a thriving relationship with ASU’s comic book enthusiasts.
Three computer systems engineering seniors will represent ASU at the Intel Cup Undergraduate Electronic Design Contest in Shanghai in July.
Geeks Night Out, a special Third Thursday event on Mill Avenue, is coming to Tempe for the first time in February to celebrate Tempe’s “geeky” culture.
Campus business clubs emphasizing diversity recruited new members during the W.P. Carey School of Business’ Student Involvement Week on Wednesday and Thursday.
Tempe’s Mill Avenue District has a new place to grab dessert with the goal of attracting ASU students.
David Yermack of the New York University Stern School of Business arrived at the W.P. Carey School of Business on Tuesday to speak on the fashion choices of first lady Michelle Obama and her emerging influence on the fashion sector of the stock market.
Open Source Project café, an art gallery, music venue and coffee shop near the Tempe campus, will be closing at the end of the month because of financial issues and a lack of customers.
ASU’s chapter of the mental health awareness group Active Minds hosted its second annual Freak Out for Finals event on the Downtown campus Monday afternoon.
ASU kicked off its Hunger and Homelessness Awareness week on Tempe campus Thursday with its second annual Forts for the Forgotten event.
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ASU engineering students and faculty have been working together to develop technology advancements in cancer research.
For the first time ever, the School of Earth and Space Exploration will assemble its own space-grade device intended for use on an upcoming NASA mission.
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