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ASU alumna starts business to provide affordable classroom supplies

A new website founded by an ASU alumna aims to ease the financial burden for teachers.

By Adrienne Dunn | August 28, 2018

Construction at ASU: Upcoming projects aimed at renovating multiple campuses

ASU is pushing forward on multiple new construction projects across three campuses.

By Ethan Gilchrist | August 27, 2018

ASU University Housing moves Taylor Place residents off campus for the fall semester

Taylor Place overflow caused downtown ASU Housing to reassign students to new living quarters.

By Masai Hunter | August 26, 2018

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Man dies after apparent fall from West 6th apartment complex

Man found dead after apparently falling from downtown Tempe apartment building, police said.

By Andrew Howard | August 22, 2018

ASU is No. 1 in innovation, but what does that actually mean?

ASU received the recognition of most innovative school in the country for the third year in a row, as well as many other awards from U.S. News & World Report.

By Angel Mendoza and Alexis Egeland | September 17, 2017

Church-goers walk out of Neeb Hall after a Hope Life Church service on the Tempe campus on Oct. 2, 2016.

Hope Church membership removed after religious council vote

The religious group will now have to pay for ASU property usage and will not be allowed faculty associates

By Reilly Kneedler | August 3, 2017

Krista Ratcliffe, one of five new administrative leaders at the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences and Chair for the Department of English, poses for a photo.

New ASU faculty, same ASU mission

New administrative faculty at the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences each bring their own sense of what makes ASU great, as well as their own excitement.

By Owen Baldner | July 13, 2017

12 News anchor Vanessa Ruiz joins Cronkite faculty at ASU

Vanessa Ruiz said she is excited to work with and mentor young journalists.

By Brianna Williams | June 30, 2017

Developers for the Novus Innovation Corridor will begin building on 19 acres located on the corner of University and Rural.

ASU plans for a new urban community with 20-year project

Tempe's Novus Innovation Corridor, a sustainability-focused urban community, is predicted to generate an estimate of 20,000 jobs and around 5,000 new residents.

By Brianna Williams | June 27, 2017

Samantha Calvin (left) and Kaitlyn Felix (right) pose for a photo outside of DeSoto Central Market on Tuesday, June 20, 2017.

ASU class offers a local look into human trafficking

ASU is offering a new class this fall on human trafficking that will allow students to work with nonprofit organizations to have a firsthand look at human trafficking in Arizona.

By May Phan | June 22, 2017

Chick-In is a kosher restaurant on the Tempe campus that will be staying open during the summer.

Kosher restaurant at ASU promises high quality and good flavor

Kosher restaurant Chick-In opened its doors to students and faculty on March 23 and since then has received enough positive feedback to remain open over the summer.

By Brianna Williams | June 15, 2017

ASU Project Humanities provides essential items to the homeless in downtown Phoenix.

Humanity in action: ASU initiative reaches out to Phoenix homeless community

ASU Project Humanities puts principles into action with Service Saturdays, biweekly outreach to the homeless population in Phoenix.

By Lurissa Carbajal | June 14, 2017

Looking toward Monday's vigil, Afghan students at ASU reflect on their experiences

As ASU's Afghan Student Association members prepare to host a vigil for the victims of the recent bombings, they reflect on their personal experiences and the importance of Afghan representation.

By Owen Baldner | June 11, 2017

A man sits at the bar at the Found:re Hotel's Match restaurant in downtown Phoenix, Arizona.

Lighting a match for the Phoenix Rescue Mission’s water drive

ASU alumna Susie Timm facilitated a partnership between the Phoenix Rescue Mission and the Found:re Hotel in order collect water donations for the Code: Red water drive campaign.

By Owen Baldner | June 8, 2017

The Sun Devil Fitness Complex is seen on Thursday, April 27, 2017. The SDFC is planning on removing three of 14 raquetball courts this summer.

The Tempe SDFC will close three of their racquetball courts

The racquetball courts have been a part of the Tempe SDFC since the opening of the ASU building in 1989.

By Alexa Buechler | April 27, 2017

ASUPD and ASU Wellness honor National Drug Take-Back Day

ASU Police Department and ASU Wellness honor National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day

ASU Wellness and the ASU Police Department set out boxes on campus to collect unwanted prescription medications to inform students about the misuse of prescription drugs.

By Caroline Liddle | April 27, 2017

Cronkite professor Paola Boivin retires from The Arizona Republic

First full time Cronkite Sports Bureau employee retires from her distinguished career at The Arizona Republic.

By Kynan Marlin | April 27, 2017

ASU Police Department encourages awareness of Sexual Assault Awareness Month

By wearing teal patches, the ASU Police Department encourages and is promoting Sexual Assault Awareness Month.

By Marcella Baietto | April 26, 2017

Students at ASU's Downtown Phoenix campus participate in Denim Day activities on Wednesday, April 26, 2017.

ASU organizations wear denim to stand up against victim-blaming

ASU Denim Day encourages students to wear jeans as a way to raise awareness about sexual assault and stand up against victim blaming.

By Karisma Sandoval | April 26, 2017

Arizona State University's Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication is located on Central Avenue and E. Filmore Street in Downtown Phoenix, it opened in Aug. of 2008.

ASU's Cronkite School and Facebook look to increase news literacy

ASU's Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Facebook have started to collaborate in an effort to combat fake news.

By Ethan Millman | April 25, 2017

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