ASU students get fired up for primary presidential candidates
As the 2016 presidential election approaches, ASU students use their voices to spark political awareness and involvement on campus.
As the 2016 presidential election approaches, ASU students use their voices to spark political awareness and involvement on campus.
ABOR has approved ASU's request to purchase 0.8 acres of land adjacent to the Downtown Phoenix campus, allowing the University to try to remedy the lack of space downtown.
Officers saw a surveillance tape showing a subject break into the vehicle, take a briefcase and get into a black passenger car, police reported.
This is what you missed from Arizona Board of Regent's most recent meeting.
The Pre-Law Society on campus plans to show a different side of law by gathering law students to build resumes and plan for law school.
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After being told to vacate his old apartment, a man stole his roommate's things to pay for new car tires, police said.
ASU will implement a university center in downtown Mesa, according to Mayor John Giles. The move will further establish Mesa as a stronghold in the state.
The Arizona Board of Regents Business and Finance committee Wednesday unanimously voted to support the University's request to acquire more land in downtown Phoenix.
Tempe USG voted to oppose Arizona House Bill 2072, a controversial gun bill, as well as allocating funds to clubs and organizations.
Officers placed the woman under arrest and after further search revealed a small baggie of meth in her bra cup, police reported.
The Phoenix mayor shared his disapproval of H.B. 2023, saying the bill would make the electoral process harder without solving the issue of voter fraud.
Two suspects were arrested after a string of car burglaries on ASU's Polytechnic campus.
The man told his girlfriend he would kill her approximately seven times while holding a folding knife under her chin, according to a police report.
An ASU grad is assembling a crowdsourced safety guide geared toward the Chinese international student community following the shooting of a Chinese ASU student.
The Be ONE Project helps middle school students who experience day-to-day bullying.
Another week brings another news quiz. Can you earn a perfect score? Maybe!
The Daredevils of ASU are a new club taking on educational and social issues facing visually impaired students on campus.
This week was another busy week for The State Press. You might not have caught it all but don't worry — we did.
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