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GlobeMed at ASU holds clothes drive to help Ugandan family

The GlobeMed chapter at ASU is raising money to build a brick house, pit latrine, and water tank for a beneficiary family in Uganda in the hopes of reducing HIV/AIDS victims.

By Adriana Loya | April 28, 2014

Tempe Police: Nude man damages property

Tempe Police arrested a 21-year-old man after a witness saw him running around completely naked.

By Chelsey Ballarte | April 28, 2014

ASU researchers focus on alternative methods for documenting endangered species

ASU researchers offer alternative non-lethal techniques to confirm the existence of endangered species.

By Ksenia Maryasova | April 28, 2014

Tempe Police: Man breaks into car, steals poncho

Tempe Police arrested a 19-year-old man after they say he broke into a car parked outside Arizona Mills Mall.

By Dulce Paloma Baltazar Pedraza | April 27, 2014

ASU program changes future visions with science fiction technology

People envision the future as a dystopia because of advanced technology, but Project Hieroglyph hopes to change people's minds with inventions.

| April 27, 2014

Video games at Poly help stock Sparky’s Pantry

Students met together to help the Arizona community and play games Thursday on the Polytechnic campus.

By Kelcie Grega | April 24, 2014

(Left) Tyler J Gasper (Angel), Devin Barad (Collins) and Philip Morgan (Roger), listen to Jesse Thomas Foster (Benny)'s business plan for a new art studio at a dress rehearsal of “Rent”. (Photo by Mario Mendez)

Lyric Opera Theater announces new interim director

Dale Dreyfoos, professor of opera and musical theater in the ASU School of Music, was announced the interim director of ASU's Lyric Opera Theater for the coming academic year.

| April 24, 2014

Phoenix Mayor Greg Stanton delivered his State of the City address at the Phoenix Convention Center on April 11, 2012. (Photo by Mackenzie McCreary)

Phoenix has chance to host 2016 Democratic National Convention

Mayor Greg Stanton announced Tuesday that Phoenix will submit a formal bid to host the 2016 Democratic National Convention.

By Emily Mahoney | April 24, 2014

Tempe Police: Man uses book to conceal drugs, paraphernalia

Tempe Police say a man in a Motel 6 was found using a large book to conceal used needles, a silver spoon with brown residue and a small bag of methamphetamine.

By Amy Medeiros | April 24, 2014

Lyric Opera Theater director resigns over controversial performance

William Reber, professor of music and artistic director of Lyric Opera Theater, resigned Wednesday because of a high school music festival performance of "Rent," which sparked controversy among parents.

| April 23, 2014

U.S. Secretary of Commerce Penny Pritzker said in a media round table Wednesday at SkySong, the ASU Scottsdale Innovation Centerthat 40 percent of growth in the U.S. gross domestic product has come from innovation. (Photo by Kelcie Grega)

US Secretary of Commerce Penny Pritzker visits SkySong, talks entrepreneurship

U.S. Secretary of Commerce Penny Pritzker visited ASU SkySong to look at the entrepreneurship opportunities at ASU.

| April 23, 2014

ASU research fosters bonds of friendship and brotherhood

Research assistants Ruben Favaro and Patrick Sims found friendship despite the competitive industry of science.

| April 23, 2014

Tempe Police: Woman offers meth to stranger in Jack in the Box

Tempe Police arrested a 45-year-old woman after they say she took methamphetamine in the bathroom, offered it to a stranger, then put it in a Jack in the Box kitchen.

By Chelsey Ballarte | April 23, 2014

Lego to bring creativity to new nanotechnology class

Students will be able to present their vision of the future through Lego at a new nanotechnology class starting fall 2014.

By Ksenia Maryasova | April 23, 2014

ASU pushes for new system for accepting credit students earn in military training

ASU's policy for accepting credits military students and veterans gain during military technical training is restrictive, but University officials said they want to create a new system.

By Shelby Slade | April 23, 2014

Critically acclaimed actor, director and humanitarian Forest Whitaker spoke about the importance of living in the moment and changing one’s realities at the inaugural Delivering Democracy Lecture on Tuesday night.

The Center for the Study of Race and Democracy hosted the lecture, which took place at Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church, and had an audience of about 2,200 people who came to listen to Whitaker’s speech. (Photo by Sean Logan)

Award-winning actor Forest Whitaker delivers lecture on race, democracy to Phoenix community

ASU's Center for the Study of Race and Democracy brought actor, director and humanitarian Forest Whitaker to downtown Phoenix for a lecture on race and democracy in the U.S.

| April 22, 2014

Tempe Police: Witnesses see man striking daughter in public

Tempe Police arrested a 42-year-old man after they say he hit his daughter's face and made her nose bleed.

By Chelsey Ballarte | April 22, 2014

ASU poised to create degrees in sports journalism

After a faculty vote on Friday, ASU's Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication took the first steps to adding new programs in sports journalism.

By Emily Mahoney | April 22, 2014

Revolver Records creates special edition LP for Record Store Day 2014

Revolver Records recorded three bands at the Phoenix location and created a special edition LP for Record Store Day.

By Joey Hancock | April 21, 2014

The FreeProject bikes, sponsored by Lyft, sit outside the BAC building on Tempe Campus. (Photo by Micaela Rodriguez)

FreeBike Project brings low-cost cruisers to students

Scottsdale-based company FreeBike Project offers students a new option for transportation during their time in college.

By Joey Hancock | April 21, 2014

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