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All dogs go to heaven: W. P. Carey says goodbye to beloved friend

The W. P. Carey School of Business' official dog died earlier this month.

By Brenna Toshner | February 26, 2019

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ASU researcher receives nearly $1.4 million to conduct education project

ASU project given a nearly $1.4 million grant to assist educators.

By Katelyn Reinhart | February 21, 2019

City of Tempe working on a visionary plan for the Tempe Beach Park

The visionary plan outlines development ideas for the next 20 to 30 years.

By Brenna Toshner | February 21, 2019

Asking Arizona: Why is there a lack of security in ASU's parking garages?

The State Press answers questions regarding concerns of parking lot safety.

By Katelyn Reinhart | February 20, 2019

Getting back to BASICS: New program teaches students to make better alcohol-related decisions

The alcohol intervention program BASICS is now available at ASU.

By Avery DeHaven | February 20, 2019

Tempe residents potentially vulnerable after data breach hits local restaurants

A data breach may have leaked customer credit card information from some Tempe restaurants.

By Katelyn Reinhart | February 20, 2019

City of Tempe stands by regulations that pushed Lime to leave

The city of Tempe and Lime hope to reach an agreement that will work for both.

By Brenna Toshner | February 19, 2019

What's the secret to happiness? These ASU professors might have the answer

Three ASU professors approach the concept of happiness from different sources and practices.

By Taylor Lane | February 14, 2019

AllWalks ASU works to clear misconceptions on human trafficking

AllWalks ASU works to promote awareness of human trafficking on campus with various events.

By Brenna Toshner | February 14, 2019

Should you be psyched about psychedelics?

ASU Pat Tillman Veterans Center and The Ecstasis Club sponsor first Arizona Psychedelic Conference.

By Brooke Newman | February 14, 2019

Disabilities studies program coming to ASU in fall 2019

The program will include courses on social science, art, ethics and other interdisciplinary fields.

By Hannah Foote | February 13, 2019

Razor says it will zip out of Tempe under current city regulations

The company will reevaluate its viability in the city over the coming month

By Grace Oldham | February 13, 2019

Asking Arizona: Why is it so hard to get residency status at ASU?

Due to requirements and time constrictions, some students struggle with the residency process.

By Katelyn Reinhart | February 13, 2019

ASU law professor aims to prevent child drownings through campaign

ASU professor's campaign aims to raise awareness about frequency of child drowning in Arizona.

By Noelle Schon | February 13, 2019

Man struck by light rail train in downtown Phoenix, prompting delays

A man was struck by a Valley Metro light rail train in downtown Phoenix, causing afternoon delays.

By Raphael Romero Ruiz | February 13, 2019

Journalist Suki Kim discusses time spent undercover in North Korea

Suki Kim, an award-winning journalist, discusses her experience living in North Korea's "bleak" dictatorship.

By Ariella Nardizzi | February 12, 2019

ASU's Project Cities program connects students with cities for a more sustainable state

ASU's Project Cities program partners students with local communities to help resolve sustainability challenges.

By Avery DeHaven | February 11, 2019

The addition of a Whole Foods in Tempe excites some, concerns others

Supporters of the new grocery store say it can provide more food options, but others say it isn't right for the area.

By Brenna Toshner | February 10, 2019

ASU student uses "SheRatesDogs" account to put a leash on unwanted social media behavior

The ASU student is using the large social media following to hold men accountable.

By Brooke Newman | February 7, 2019

Where did the birds in downtown Phoenix go?

ASU thins ficus trees at its downtown Phoenix campus drawing criticism from environmental groups.

By Taylor Lane | February 7, 2019

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