A college party through the eyes of the designated driver.
ASU dietician Karen Moses talks about health concerns when drinking.
Arizona State University Police Department has steadily seen that most MICs are given out during the first month of school to first-year freshman.
ASU students share their stories about why they choose not to drink alcohol.
Enjoy your favorite drink without the hangover the next morning.
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Times have changed, people have changed, but drive-thru liquor stores still remain.
The semester is over, finals are completed and what better way to celebrate than to go on a day trip to some of the best places in Arizona?
Now until January, Valley communities will have light up the night. Here are the four different ways you can enjoy the decorations and get into the holiday spirit.
Jordan Wessel feels pretty out of place when she has any rare moment of down time. But she doesn’t look like it. Take today for instance - she looks chic in a royal-blue maxi skirt with her blonde hair in waves while waiting in line at Starbucks.
When Claudia Schulz pulled up at the house in south Phoenix, Martha Alvarez was standing on the sidewalk under the plum tree in the front yard, wiping tears from her round face.
The event, affectionately called SAM for short, will be held Saturday, Nov. 22nd in Casey Moore’s parking lot from 2-6 p.m. Graduate students, Kara Chesser, Mollie Flanagan, Ashley Laverty, Shelby Maticic and Emily May, all of whom are Master of Fine Arts students, will oversee the event.
Nursing senior Paige Ramirez doesn’t have time for labels. “If I am a ‘basic bitch’ because I love Pumpkin Spice Lattes, then I guess I really don’t care,” she says.
SPM asks students what traditions they have before a game in order to ensure a Sun Devil win. “Actually I am the secretary of the student alumni association and I’m super involved.
The student ticket distribution process plays a key role in ASU's transformation on game day.
Interdisciplinary studies junior and tuba player Matt Bransfield provides a peek into life on the ASUSDMB. Political science alumnus and trumpet player Ashton Jackson played with the band during this year's homecoming game and remembers her days on the line.
What's the most infuriating part of game day? Definitely the signs promoting parking for ridiculous amounts of money.
Officially an ASU student, Jordan could hardly wait for the first football game of the season. But he wasn't prepared for the madness of obtaining tickets. So the next time, he devised a plan.
Bag checking may be an inconvenience to some, but for others it represents a necessary security measure.
With several new regulations in place, SPM takes a trip through ASU's tailgating on game day to observe the effects.
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