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Nominees Holly Payne and Noah King pose for a photo with ASU Gammage Executive Director Colleen Jennings-Roggensack and ASU Gammage Program Manager Melissa Vuletich after a Mesa High School performance of Peter Pan at the ASU Gammage High School Musical Theater Awards. The two were nominated for best lead actor and actress for their roles in this musical production.

ASU Gammage nominates, sponsors Mesa High students for Jimmy Awards

ASU Gammage nominated Mesa High graduates Noah King and Holly Payne as finalists in the NYC Jimmy Awards.

By Emi Kamezaki | July 3, 2016

The "Trump Shop" on the northeast corner of 15th Avenue and McDowell Road pictured on Saturday, June 18.

Arizona's got the blues: How a typically Republican state could go Democrat in the 2016 election

There is a chance Arizona could go blue in the upcoming election — how might it happen?

By Arren Kimbel-Sannit | June 26, 2016

Briana Del Bianco (top left), Mohammed Alzorgan (top right), Josh Carroll (bottom left) and Josh Bounlangsy (bottom right) pose for a portrait with ASU's EcoCar3 Chevrolet Camaro.

ASU students near goals for energy-efficient Chevy Camaro

A group of students at ASU have just finished their second of four years working on a custom Chevrolet Camaro.

By Joshua Bowling | June 25, 2016

Presumptive GOP nominee Donald Trump took the stage at the Arizona Veterans Memorial Coliseum on Saturday, June 18 to address supporters at his fourth Arizona campaign rally.

Presumptive GOP nominee Donald Trump calls for change at Phoenix rally

Donald Trump spoke in Phoenix for his fourth campaign rally on Saturday, June 18.

By Joshua Bowling | June 19, 2016

ASU student and comic book artist Damon Begay poses for a portrait with his series of comic books on Tuesday, June 14.

ASU artist Damon Begay finds place in burgeoning comic book community

ASU student and comic book artist Damon Begay has carved out a niche for himself in the artistic community.

By Joshua Bowling | June 17, 2016

ASU now 'financially sound,' President Michael Crow says

ASU President Michael Crow said the school's budget for the upcoming academic year signals a shift to a safe financial footing.

By Joshua Bowling | June 13, 2016

La Gattara Cat Cafe and Wine Bar hosts Kickstarter launch party to raise funds for opening

Long-time cat aficionado, Melissa Pruitt, 39, hopes to follow in her father’s footsteps by rescuing as many cats as she can.

By Emi Kamezaki | June 13, 2016

Campus Children's Center for ASU's Tempe campus pictured on Wednesday, June 8. The center offers child care for students with children.

New study shows child care costs rival in-state tuition

Students with children face child care rates that are nearly equal to the cost of in-state tuition, according to a new study from the Economic Policy Institute.

By Joshua Bowling | June 8, 2016

Muhammad Ali: A legend in and out of the ring

Ali spent his life being great both inside and out of the ring.

By Omar Soussi | June 7, 2016

Veterans, ASU alumni give back to community through The Veterans Directory

Military veterans and ASU alumni are giving back to the armed forces community through an online directory for veterans.

By Joshua Bowling | June 7, 2016

ASU's University Center at 1130 E University Dr. is pictured on Wednesday, June 1. Students working for PayPal work out of Building C in the University Center.

ASU, nonprofit Education at Work partner with PayPal to give students jobs, tuition breaks

In addition to a starting wage of $9 an hour, students receive tuition breaks based on their GPA and enrollment status.

By Joshua Bowling | June 3, 2016

Head coach Tracy Smith argues a call with an umpire during a game against USC on Sunday, May 29, 2016, at Phoenix Municipal Stadium in Phoenix. The Trojans defeated the Sun Devils 31-9.

ASU Baseball Coach Tracy Smith focuses on team's future after record-breaking loss to USC

ASU finished 34-21 overall this season with a record of 16-14 within the Pac 12.

By Annaliese Leon | May 29, 2016

ASU Student Book Center to close after 49 years of business

Local mainstay Student Book Center will be closing its doors on May 31 after nearly 50 years of serving the community.

By Joshua Bowling | May 29, 2016

Junior infielder Frankie Rios (17) turns a double play, throwing out ASU junior first baseman David Greer (28), on Saturday, May 28, 2016, at Phoenix Municipal Stadium in Phoenix. The Trojans defeated the Sun Devils 6-2.

ASU loses lead early in their game, couldn't recover and loses game 6-2

USC held ASU to no hits for five innings.

By Omar Soussi | May 28, 2016

Junior catcher Brian Serven throws out USC junior catcher Jeremy Martinez on Friday, May 27, 2016, at Phoenix Municipal Stadium in Phoenix. The Sun Devils defeated the Trojans 3-2.

ASU baseball bests USC in weekend series opener

ASU baseball prevailed over the USC Trojans 3-2 despite trailing 2-1 on Friday, May 27.

By Joshua Bowling | May 28, 2016

Downtown Mesa is pictured on Sunday, Jan. 24, 2016.

ASU and Mesa continue to make progress on downtown Mesa campus

A rundown of the developments to the potential ASU downtown Mesa campus.

By Arren Kimbel-Sannit | May 26, 2016

Representatives who support and oppose Prop. 123 worked within the Arizona Capitol building on May 18, 2016.

Prop. 123 settles lawsuit, expert says increases are 'not a large fix'

Proposition 123 will allocate an additional $3.5 billion to schools, but its contributions could just be a small step in the right direction.

By Joshua Bowling | May 22, 2016

Arizona State football players (from left to right) Lloyd Carrington, Nick Kelly, D.J. Foster, Tashon Smallwood, and Mike Bercovici pose for a picture during Arizona State Media Day for the Cactus Bowl held at Camelback Inn on Thursday, Dec. 31, 2015, in Scottsdale, Arizona.

Sun Devils gear up mentally, physically for Cactus Bowl

The players have fun exploring the hotel, but are working hard to get ready for ASU's fifth-straight bowl game.

By Matt Layman | December 31, 2015

Demonstrators march down Roosevelt Street as part of a protest against police brutality Friday. (Photo by Jonathan Williams)

Protesters demonstrate against police brutality at First Friday in downtown Phoenix

A group of people protesting police brutality filled Roosevelt Street Friday evening at downtown Phoenix's popular art walk.

By Jonathan Williams | September 5, 2014

ASU students, faculty address immigration border crisis, solutions

ASU faculty gathered to look into the details of the border crisis at the Beyond the Border panel Wednesday.

By Ksenia Maryasova | September 3, 2014

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