Border-crossing mobile phone application gets mixed reactions
A new GPS mobile phone application, still in its testing stages, is designed to help immigrants crossing the U.S.-Mexico border illegally.
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A new GPS mobile phone application, still in its testing stages, is designed to help immigrants crossing the U.S.-Mexico border illegally.
Aerospace engineering sophomore Ruben Gameros has been buying presents for children in need for four years, an act he said that hits close to home.
With Thanksgiving approaching, many are dreaming of turkey, sweet potatoes and pumpkin pie. The holiday is filled with food, and it is tradition to indulge — and nutrition and counting calories are often put on the backburner.
Hundreds of students lined up outside the ASU Campus Health Service Building on the Tempe campus Thursday to receive one of 10,000 available swine flu vaccinations for $10.
The National Institutes of Health awarded ASU $3 million in federal stimulus funds for two groundbreaking projects in the areas of DNA sequencing and nanotechnology, the University announced Monday.
The swine flu vaccine will be available to high-risk groups on all four ASU campuses Wednesday, but University officials are still uncertain how many people will take advantage of it.
ASU is among the leading universities making strides in the area of natural medicine by researching foods like vinegar that show similar properties to accepted Western medications.
Business sustainability sophomore Will Greene was quarantined in his on-campus apartment with swine flu for the entirety of last week, in what he called a lonely experience.
Parasites are just as important to biodiversity as animals that are predators or competitors, a Harvard lecturer told ASU students and faculty Friday.
For the first time in its history, ASU topped $300 million in research expenditures in one fiscal year, according to a statement released Tuesday.
If insect-sized mechanical devices meant for surveillance, sabotage and conducting military operations were leaked for societal use, it could have drastic consequences, an ASU scientist said Wednesday.
Web sites like Web MD that give medical explanations and diagnoses are becoming increasingly popular among college students, but they could lead to inaccurate assumptions, a physician said Monday.
cientists at ASU and overseas are joining forces against the No. 1 killer in the U.S.: cardiovascular disease.
Campus Health Services is using its CarePass system to alert students and employees when swine flu vaccines become available on campus.
Science Foundation Arizona is seeking $18.5 million owed to it by the state of Arizona that will allow 10 ASU research projects to start up again.
As part of National Mental Health Awareness Week, University health officials are spreading the word that mental health issues are as common as stress in college students.
Recent studies reveal that smoking bans in bars and restaurants correlate with a lower number of heart attacks nationwide.
Students enrolled in the three Human Event classes using the Amazon Kindle DX pilot are having mixed reactions about using the technology.
ASU President Michael Crow and U.S. Rep. Harry Mitchell, D-Ariz., welcomed nearly 100 students and Arizona residents at the Tempe campus Saturday to contribute their views on global warming at the international World Wide Views conference.
ASU Police reported the following incidents Wednesday:
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