Police Beat: Nov. 2
Tempe Police reported the following incidents Tuesday:
Tempe Police reported the following incidents Tuesday:
Psychology graduate student and professor find link between memory loss and birth control hormone.
Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering has been working toward advancements in cancer research.
As the world’s population hits 7 billion people, the future of resources is questioned.
ASU Police reported the following incidents Monday.
The Indian Students Association’s celebration of Diwali, popularly called the festival of lights, gave students a home away from home to celebrate.
“Greater Together” is a new initiative created by Obama for America that’s geared toward college students.
Civil engineering junior Adriana Ruiz was awarded a $5,000 scholarship by the Hispanic Scholarship Fund, which was partially funded by President Obama’s prize money from his 2009 Nobel Peace Prize.
Homeless people make up a significant portion of the remaining Occupy Phoenix protesters. Some are there to protest, while others show up for the food.
Biomedical engineering senior Lauren Meiss is dealing with schoolwork and cystic fibrosis, an incurable disease that causes mucus to clog the lungs and allows bacteria to build in the airways.
The Engineering Research Center on the Tempe campus was evacuated shortly Monday afternoon because of a "sulfur smell" coming from one of the rooms, a police official said.
The Phoenix Public Transit Department hopes to use a federal grant to refurbish a facility and study an expansion of the Metro Light Rail.
From paddling kayaks across a dark lake to playing games at a local carnival, Halloween fun was no stranger to Tempe this weekend.
Tempe Police reported the following incidents on Friday.
The W.P Carey School of Business welcomed three successful alumni into its Hall of Fame.
The device to be built on the Tempe campus will take samples from an asteroid that will be transported back to Earth.
Humanitarian Carl Wilkens speaks about how Rwanda has risen from the carnage of its horrifying history.
At the northwest edge of the ASU West campus, two portable toilets were engulfed in flames after an event.
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