Police Beat: June 11
A 40-year-old Phoenix man was arrested Tuesday evening at the 2300 block of West Baseline Road on suspicion of shoplifting and narcotic drug possession, according to a police report.
A 40-year-old Phoenix man was arrested Tuesday evening at the 2300 block of West Baseline Road on suspicion of shoplifting and narcotic drug possession, according to a police report.
Gangplank, a Chandler-based company focusing on collaborative thinking, opened a summer office in the Cronkite School.
ASU Skysong hosts the Techiepalooza networking event Thursday attracting more than 500 entrepreneurs and developers from around the Valley.
ASU will be the new home of the McCain Institute for International Leadership, which will bring opportunities in Washington D.C. closer to students and faculty.
Some ASU students are making thousands through non-traditional work, while others consider it a scam.
A 19-year-old Surprise woman was arrested Tuesday afternoon on the 1300 block of Southern Avenue on suspicion of credit card theft, according to a police report.
Within the next few weeks, construction will start on a Mesa extension of the Metro Light Rail.
The Southwest Interdisciplinary Research Center in ASU's College of Public Programs received a grant to continue researching health disparities among minorities.
Former county attorney Andrew Thomas is backing a ballot initiative that targets the Arizona judiciary system following his disbarment in April.
Metrocenter mall, in northwest Phoenix, opened a temporary skating rink Friday.
Six ASU students received scholarships to study abroad in China, Costa Rica, Italy and Spain this summer.
ASU Health Services will now have access to Mayo Clinic Care Network tools that provide specialty health care services to students.
A group of 17 journalism students won Robert F. Kennedy Journalism Awards for their project "Stateless in the Dominican Republic".
A Master’s program in research or fieldwork-based American Indian Studies will begin this fall.
The Online School of Criminal Justice and Criminology offers validity to online degree programs.
The Herberger Institute selected Craig Barton as the new Design School director in light of his architectural and academic experience.
A proposal from the Arizona legislature that would create a spent nuclear fuel recycling facility serving the nation has raised questions among environmental groups.
Sun Dollars will be phased out this summer, and some local businesses worry it could hurt sales.
A Chandler high school teacher and a Grand Canyon University adviser have been named administrators at a Catholic university’s branch near the Tempe campus.
Tempe will see an increase in police officer patrol starting Wednesday and ending after ASU’s graduation weekend on May 6, according to a Tempe Police news release.
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