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PROLIFE PROTEST: Students walking by the Memorial Union on Wednesday were greeted with graphic photos of abortions sponsored by the organization abortionno.org. (Photo by Beth Easterbrook)

Abortion demonstration polarizes student opinions

The Center for Bio-Ethical Reform uses graphic images of performed abortions to provoke debate among the Tempe campus student body.

By Brennan Smith | October 13, 2011

CRUSHING HUNGER: Theresa Reckamp, Elana Niren, Megan Barlow and Sidath Wijetunga are the officers for ASU4Food, an organization whose biggest event is held over homecoming, when they donate money and cans to the less fortunate. (Photo by Lisa Bartoli)

ASU4food strives to eradicate hunger

During the homecoming block party ASU4food will be hosting Make Hunger Disappear as part of the Territorial Cup against UA.

By Kharli Mandeville | October 13, 2011

THE BIG ONE: ASU junior quarterback Brock Osweiler celebrates with the student section after the Sun Devils’ OT win over Missouri on Sept. 9. Saturday’s game against Oregon is shaping up to be the biggest regular-season game of the year. (Photo by Lisa Bartoli)

National spotlight again travels to Oregon

Autzen Stadium is where Brock Osweiler got his launch and where an undefeated season ended in 2007.

By Tyler Emerick | October 13, 2011

RAIL TALK: Transportation Planner for the Arizona Department of Transportation Intercity Rail Study Ryan Cook discusses the potential development of a rail system between Phoenix and Tucson with Greg Haggerty. (Photo by Shawn Raymundo)

Phoenix to Tucson passenger rail gathers public input

The Arizona Department of Transportation is asking for public opinion about the potential construction of a passenger rail between Tucson and Phoenix.

By Shawn Raymundo | October 12, 2011

TALL ORDER: ASU corner backs Eddie Elder and Deveron Carr take down Oregon State junior wide receiver Markus Wheaton during the Sun Devils’ win over the Beavers on Sept. 1. Elder and Carr said defending against Oregon on Saturday will be tough, but the secondary is ready for the challenge. (Photo by Beth Easterbrook)

Defense keys in on stopping UO ballcarriers

It will be up to the ASU secondary to read the UO option attack.

By Tyler Emerick | October 12, 2011

ASU, homeless program partner to aid struggling individuals

The Urban Outreach program, which is based out of Tempe First Methodist Church, works to give Tempe’s homeless showers, food and other everyday amenities. | Slideshow inside |

By Sara Smith | October 12, 2011

FRESH START: The ASU men’s basketball team poses for photos during media day on Wednesday. The Sun Devils have are hoping to capitalize on the new season after a less-than-stellar campaign last year. (Photo by Aaron Lavinsky)

Basketball upbeat during media day

Every team has a sense of new beginnings this time of year.

By Master Tesfatsion | October 12, 2011

Triwizard Tournament brings Potter magic to ASU

ASU Dumbledore’s Army’s second annual “Triwizard Tournament,” has students competing in three tasks inspired by the Harry Potter books.

By Brennan Smith | October 11, 2011

DANCING WITH MACHETES: Cell genetics and developmental biology senior Diana Alarcon practices stepping with machetes. It is a tradition for the members of the Lambda Theta Nu sorority to learn stepping with machetes. (Photo by Lillian Reid)

Sorority empowered through stepping with machetes

It is rare to see the women of Lambda Theta Nu performing their step routine on the Tempe campus because they utilize weapons – machetes.

By Sade Hurst | October 11, 2011

Crow anticipates no additional cuts to state funding, minimal tuition increase

ASU President Michael Crow said the University expects no additional cuts to state funding next fiscal year and school officials are working toward a 0 percent increase in tuition.

By Kyle Daly | October 11, 2011

THE QUICK AND THE DEAD: ASU redshirt senior wide receiver Aaron Pflugrad turns upfield after a catch against Missouri. ASU offense coordinator Noel Mazzone is looking to up the offensive tempo against Oregon and try to match the Ducks’ speed. (Photo by Beth Easterbrook)

Mazzone wants quick offense against UO

Noel Mazzone always wants to go faster. | Slideshow inside |

By Greg Dillard | October 11, 2011

Residents oppose local thrift store’s redevelopment

The redevelopment of Gracie’s thrift store in Tempe into a five-story low-income housing complex is causing unrest in nearby local communities.

By Ryan McCullough | October 10, 2011

STUDENT SPOT: The Open Source Project Cafe on University Drive and Dorsey Lane is a new alternative coffee house full of art, game systems and a ping pong table catering to ASU students. (Photo by Lisa Bartoli)

Open Source Project redefines the traditional coffee shop

Since it opened in May, the Open Source Project has been attracting customers for its coffee but keeping them around for its relaxed atmosphere.

By Brennan Smith | October 10, 2011

SHOWING SUPPORT: Formerly prostituted women and their families and supporters marched in Phoenix Saturday near 28th Avenue and Indian School to commemorate those who lost their lives and bring awareness to domestic sex trafficking. (Photo by Leandra Huffer)

ASU collaboration provides alternatives for prostitutes

Instead of being transported to jail, arrested prostitutes were taken to Bethany Bible Church, given a hot meal, hygiene kits, clothing and information about how to find support services in the future.

By Leandra Huffer | October 10, 2011

STEPPING UP: ASU redshirt freshman offensive lineman Tyler Sulka (54) follows a play during the Sun Devils’ win over UC Davis in September. With sophomore lineman Evan Finkenberg out due to injury, Sulka played against Utah on Saturday. (Photo by Beth Easterbrook)

Football’s Sulka fills in at right tackle

ASU offensive lineman Tyler Sulka started at right tackle Saturday in Utah for the first time in a Sun Devil uniform.

By Tyler Emerick | October 10, 2011

GETTING A MAKEOVER: The Rio Salado Foundation will begin renovations on the Hayden Flour Mill this fall. The Mill Project will be a “gateway” into the Tempe and the Mill Avenue District. (Photo by Shawn Raymundo)

Redevelopment plans turn Hayden Mill into city ‘gateway’

Tempe with help from the Rio Salado Foundation will be renovating the Hayden Flour Mill into a historical site.

By Shawn Raymundo | October 9, 2011

HOGWARTS COMMUNITY: Pottermore online is J.K. Rowling's newest creation for Harry Potter fans now that the seven books and eight movies have come to an end. The website allows more exploration of the Harry Potter series and social networking between fans. (Photo by Lillian Reid)

New Harry Potter website will open wizarding world to all

Pottermore, an interactive website for fans to experience the books in a whole new way, launched July 31 to a limited number of users and will open to everyone at the end of October.

By Jasmine Barta | October 9, 2011

Football uses strong second half to cruise past Utah

The ASU football team rallied from a 14-10 deficit to score three second half touchdowns.

By Tyler Emerick | October 8, 2011

GAME DAY: Students in the students section cheer on ASU against Oregon State last Saturday. Attendance numbers show that the new Game Day initiative is working as more students are attending games. (Photo by Lisa Bartoli)

Game Day Initiative records large increases in student attendance

ASU’s Game Day initiative has seen an increase in student ticket sales and crowd attendance, and will be stretching out to all other ASU sports. | Slideshow inside |

By Christina Tetreault | October 6, 2011

BALANCING ACT: Nancy Bui checks her ASU email at her Avondale home while her 4-month-old son Tristin looks on. Bui is a senior electrical engineering student balancing school, work, a husband and two children. (Photo by Lisa Bartoli)

Student parents multitask with school and family

ASU facilities make it a little easier for student parents to balance their hectic schedules.

By Thania A. Betancourt | October 6, 2011

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