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ASU offers safe places for LGBTQA students

Locations on and around ASU campuses provide a fun, entertaining and safe place for LGBTQA students to meet.

By Gilbert Gamboa | December 1, 2013

Slideshow: ASU defeats UA, secures home field advantage for Pac-12 Championship

By State Press Photo Staff | December 1, 2013

ASU flu shot numbers down from last year

ASU pharmaceutical officials said fewer students and faculty have gotten flu shots this season.

| November 26, 2013

Thanksgivakkah brings day of thanks, family togetherness

For the first time since the 1800s, the American Jewish community will observe Thanksgiving the second day of its Hanukkah celebration.

By Brooke Stobbe | November 26, 2013

Tempe Police: Man robs Little Caesar's Pizza, tries to steal car

Tempe Police arrested a 37-year-old man after they say he and another man robbed the Little Caesar's Pizza at knifepoint and tried to steal a car.

By Mark Remillard | November 26, 2013

ASU student, alumnus start digital marketing business

An ASU alumnus and a senior at ASU have made millions of dollars by using their passion for technology.

| November 26, 2013

ASU student earns Martin Luther King Jr. Leadership Award for volunteerism

Criminology and criminal justice graduate student Gabriel Cesar helps children in group homes by volunteering through Free Arts of Arizona.

By Savannah Harrelson | November 26, 2013

ASU professors: Health requires more than good diet

ASU professors give different definitions of what it means to be healthy and how to maintain a healthy lifestyle.

By Ally Carr | November 26, 2013

Peyton Gallovich and Dyan Sue Kovacs sign to each other at the Walter Cronkite School. Gallovich and Kovacs have been working together to start the Deaf and Hearing Network, which will air in January. (Photo by Murphy Bannerman)

ASU student starts Deaf and Hearing Network, set to broadcast in January

An ASU student started a Deaf and Hearing Network to make news accessible to the deaf and hearing.

| November 25, 2013

Experts discuss coping with depression over holidays, preventing suicide

Leaders from Out of the Darkness and the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention discuss ways to help students cope with suicide.

| November 25, 2013

Pi Beta Phi creates "Wallflower" project to help those in need during holidays

An ASU sorority is helping those in need this holiday season by baking cookies and passing out blankets on Christmas Eve.

By Mario Kalo | November 25, 2013

USG holds a meeting to discuss bills and budgeting for ASU organizations on campus. (Photo by Katie Dunphy)

USG working to fix website updates

ASU's undergraduate student governments are working to update the information provided on their websites.

By Joey Hancock | November 25, 2013

Tempe Police: Woman uses false ID, has marijuana

Tempe Police arrested a 22-year-old woman who they say gave officers a driver's license did not belong to her and had marijuana in her purse.

By Mark Remillard | November 25, 2013

STORIFY: Students react to ASU fans painting Wildcat sculpture

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By State Press Staff | November 25, 2013

Remembering Our Fallen exhibit opens at ASU West campus

The Student Veterans Organization president cuts the ribbon to the Remembering Our Fallen exhibit in Fletcher Library at the West campus.

By Aleksandra Cataruzolo | November 24, 2013

Annika Van Neck and parents Serge and Sharla Van Neck, dress up in Doctor Who costumes, for the doctor who convention at the Squash Blossom in Phoenix. Many turned out to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Doctor Who on Saturday November 23, 2013. (Photo by Murphy Bannerman)

Downtown Phoenix hosts Time Travel Appreciation Day for 'Doctor Who' anniversary

Downtown Phoenix restaurant Squash Blossom hosted a Time Travel Appreciation Day Saturday, on the 50th anniversary of the first Doctor Who episode.

By Emily Mahoney | November 24, 2013

From left to right, LaDawn Haglund, an associate professor in the department of Justice and Social Inquiry who is auditing Peter Byck's class, and Annika Cline, a junior and journalism major, edit there group documentary project before their final class day ends. Peter Byck, who is a graduate of the California Institute of the Arts and director of the 2010 documentary on alternative energy "Carbon Nation," is a professor of practice at the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication instructing on Sustainability Short-Form Documentary. (Photo by Corey Malecka

Peter Byck works with journalism, sustainability students to make solar documentaries

Journalism and sustainability students worked with film director Peter Byck all semester to create five-minute short films about solar energy.

By Karen Loschiavo | November 24, 2013

Tempe Police: Man steals, cashes rent check from drop box

Tempe Police arrested a 43-year-old man who they say was a maintenance worker at an apartment complex and gained access to the drop box, took a check and cashed it.

By Mark Remillard | November 24, 2013

Regents discuss tuition, undocumented students

The Arizona Board of Regents discussed with University presidents this week the need for more research as well as keeping tuition rates in a proper area and how to help undocumented students pay for college.

By Joey Hancock | November 22, 2013

New Holocaust museum in Chandler plans to address other genocides

The East Valley Jewish Community Center is collaborating with RSP architects to build a Holocaust museum in Chandler. This museum will take a different stance than other Holocaust museums.

By Kelcie Grega | November 21, 2013

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