'All Dogs Go to Research': Research lab studies canine relationships with humans
Clive Wynne examines the relationships between dogs and humans, and other aspects of canine life in his research.
Clive Wynne examines the relationships between dogs and humans, and other aspects of canine life in his research.
The 14th President of ASU died at his home in Tempe on Wednesday. He was 86.
He denied swallowing the cocaine, and could not explain where the cocaine went or what he swallowed when the officer contacted him, police reported.
Student and administrative leaders across ASU’s four campuses discussed potential tuition increases for the 2016-17 school year.
The Human Campaign has withdrawn its ticket from the Tempe USG presidential election.
Some students struggling in their major are using exploratory as a way to find other similar programs that would allow them to graduate on time.
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Tempe Undergraduate Student Government president Isaac Miller endorsed USG Tempe presidential candidate Brandon Bishop and his vice presidents of policy and services Kenzie Johnson and John Lauro Monday evening.
An ASU scientist and former-dean is suing the University, President Michael Crow and administrators, saying she was discriminated as a whistleblower and voicing countless other grievances.
USG voting day is rapidly approaching, here's what you need to know.
A Chandler man was stopped on suspicion of auto theft.
The Associated Students of ASU Supreme Court ordered the ASASU Council of Presidents to post minutes of each of their meetings and encouraged the Council to strive for increased transparency.
As USG begins its next election cycle, key players from the organization seek to increase their engagement with students, both in and out of USG offices.
Who's running for USG offices on your campus, and what does each ticket hope to accomplish if elected? Follow this voting guide to find out.
The State Press interviewed the two candidates for president of USG West.
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A man was arrested on suspicion of trespassing and criminal damage, according to a police report.
The Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law has just been ranked No. 25 nationwide for law schools by the U.S. News and World Report.
Four candidates for USG Tempe's president debated Wednesday night.
USG Downtown held an election forum so that students could get to know the candidates and better understand policies and plans of each platform.
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