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This couple, ages 27 and 23, work as a team, asking for money on the off-ramp of the 101 and Broadway Road to support their four-year-old daughter, after medical bills left the family in a bind. The family turned to panhandling after recently losing their jobs, home and vehicle, but hope it doesn't last long. (Photo by Mario Mendez)

Increasing homeless population leads to more people panhandling near campus

Police ask people to donate to charities rather than give out money to strangers

By Corina Vanek | September 15, 2014

Marketing senior Jack Wight has his own online buy back business for phones and electronics. (Photo by Ryan Liu)

ASU W.P. Carey junior breaks into iPhone business through new website

W.P. Carey School of Business junior Jack Wight has broken into the iPhone reselling business after years of building his brand and purchasing the company Buyback Boss.

By Joey Hancock | September 15, 2014

Tempe Police: Men fight over woman

A Tempe man got into a fight with his roommate in a backyard.

By Joey Hancock | September 15, 2014

Mad Decent Block Party occupies Phoenix for a night

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By A&E Staff | September 14, 2014

National Science Foundation grants $1.6 million to ASU for infectious disease research

The National Science Foundation granted $1.6 million to ASU researchers studying the spread of infectious diseases through international trade.

By Megann Phillips | September 14, 2014

Tempe Police: Man orders pizza with stolen card information, leaves $20 tip

A man ordered pizza for $24 from Barros with a stolen card information and left a $20 tip to the delivery driver.

By Ksenia Maryasova | September 14, 2014

Freshman sociology major Carolina Hernandez and interdisciplinary art and performance senior Shiloh Ashley help paint the Calle 16 Mural Project in 2012. The mural was unveiled at the West campus along with the closing ceremonies for the celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month. (Photo by Vince Dwyer)

ASU's West campus celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with salsa, art, theater

West campus hosts many activities for Hispanic Heritage Month.

By Rachael Tashbook | September 14, 2014

ASU English equestrian team starts new season

ASU Equestrian team is looking to build off last year and grow their team.

By William Parker | September 14, 2014

S.H.O.W. Health Fair for the Homeless, Sept. 13 2014

ASU students educate homeless about health, opportunities new clinic will provide

The Health Fair for the Homeless, which was hosted by ASU students, worked to educate homeless people about available health services and showcase the health programming of the SHOW clinic.

By Ksenia Maryasova | September 13, 2014

Participants of the West Campus 9/11 memorial service carry red, white and blue candles through a series of flags to honor and remember those that died during the attack on the World Trade Center. This candle ceremony closed the end of the service after multiple speakers. (Photo by Tynin Fries)

ASU West campus students, Valley leaders reflect on 9/11

As the evening ended on the 13th anniversary of 9/11, students at a West campus memorial event lit candles and listened to presentations to remember the fallen heroes at the start of the 21st century.

By Rachael Tashbook | September 11, 2014

Valley remembers 9/11 with Tempe Healing Fields

The 11th annual Healing Fields in Tempe brings together the people who were affected by the Sept. 11 attacks in 2001.

By Jonathan Williams | September 11, 2014

ASU student politician shines bright as campaign manager for Tempe politician

Political science student Austin Stumpf battles Crohn's disease despite spearheading a victorious campaign.

By Jonathan Williams | September 11, 2014

Tempe Police: Man tries to return skateboard he didn't buy

A Mesa man tried to steal a skateboard from Sports Authority to get money for a taxi ride to see his kids.

By Ksenia Maryasova | September 11, 2014

Phoenix 9/11 Memorial honors fallen emergency personnel

Phoenix firefighters and police officers were recognized for their collaboration with the New York Police Department and New York Fire Department in the aftermath of the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center.

By Stefan Modrich | September 11, 2014

Doug Ducey thanks the crowd for their support in his campaign after winning the Republican gubernatorial candidacy was announced at the Hyatt Regency Phoenix in downtown Phoenix on Aug. 26. (Photo by Becca Smouse)

Arizona gubernatorial candidates argue economy, education in first debate

Doug Ducey and Fred DuVal took the stage in Chandler tonight to discuss the economy and education in the first of five gubernatorial debates leading to the election in November.

By Joey Hancock | September 10, 2014

Tempe Police: Woman kicks police, damages uniform

A Mesa woman kicked a police officer and damaged his uniform because she was unwilling to cooperate with the police.

| September 10, 2014

In this undated State Press file photo, 922 Place is pictured on the corner of Apache Boulevard and Rural Road. The complex announced Thursday that it would be operated by ASU as on-campus housing for the 2020-21 school year.

Investigation into ASU student's falling death released

The Arizona Department of Liquor Licenses and Control released the investigation into Naomi McClendon's death, naming six men, three of whom have been charged criminally.

By Corina Vanek | September 10, 2014

Graduate student Jordan Hibbs was nominated as one of MSNBC's "Women in Politics: College Edition 2014." (Photo by Alexis Macklin)

MSNBC features graduate student Jordan Hibbs as outstanding female student leader

ASU alumna and master's student Jordan Hibbs was nominated by the University for MSNBC's "Women in Politics: College Edition."

By Joey Hancock | September 10, 2014

Tempe USG passes appropriations budget, allocates $100,000 for sports clubs

The Tempe Undergraduate Student Government 12th Legislature passes appropriations budget and bylaw changes act during third session of semester.

By Joey Hancock | September 9, 2014

Mastering in social justice and human rights, Carlos Perez launched Directus International, a platform for advocacy and fight for social justice in the United States and across the world. (Photo by Katie Malles)

ASU student creates human rights organization to give voice to oppressed

ASU student creates a platform for the oppressed with his human rights organization Directus International.

By Ksenia Maryasova | September 9, 2014

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