Tempe and ASU police reported the following incidents Wednesday.
The College of Technology and Innovation will be hosting part of the engineering program at a building to be constructed in downtown Chandler.
USG and Devils in the Bedroom offered free STD testing and contraceptive demonstrations as part of their One Glove event on the Tempe campus Wednesday.
Students brainstormed ideas for sustainable companies Wednesday night as part of ASU’s Leap Day Challenge.
Barrett Downtown hosted its first TEDxLive event Wednesday that featured local speakers.
Arizona universities released a collaborative fiscal impact study of the economic effects Senate Bill 1474, which would allow concealed guns on campus, would have on the university system.
The number of sexual assaults reported by University Police has gradually increased in this past three years.
A compressor sprung an oil leak in the George M. Bateman Physical Sciences Center, which then spilled on supplies in the equipment room of the basement and created a hazardous amount of heat and smoke.
ASU’s pro-Israel groups organized a protest against Students for Justice in Palestine’s traditional “Apartheid Wall” demonstration.
Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney won the Arizona Republican primary Tuesday, putting him one step closer to the presidential nomination.
ASU will broaden material science research horizons with new LeRoy Eyring Center for Solid State Science uniquely designed building and microscope, opening Wednesday.
A Bangladesh girl’s school will learn to generate more than 2,000 gallons of filtered water with the help of EPICS group “33 Buckets.”
Tempe Police reported the following incidents Tuesday.
The Arizona Board of Regents is considering increasing the minimum credit hour requirement from 12 to 15.
Photojournalist Ruben Salvadori presented the conflicts portrayed in his work at an event hosted by Sun Devils for Israel at the Downtown campus.
The White House Office of Public Engagement and U.S. Dept. of Education led a forum where students addressed concerns and proposed solutions.
A request to build a religious institute for LDS students was approved by the Arizona Board of Regents Feb. 17.
Between Feb. 29 and March 23, construction will cause FLASH buses to temporarily stop at the University/Rural light rail station instead of along McAllister Avenue.
ASU and Tempe Police address bike theft prevention in light of a recent bike theft incident.
Tempe Police reported the following incidents Monday
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