Tempe Police reported the following incidents Tuesday.
Students tend to eat anything that is cheap, fast and convenient. But one student group is trying to change that, petitioning Aramark to offer more organic, local food on campus.
ASU's Hip Hop Coalition is a student run organization that promotes the positive aspects of the Hip-Hop culture and dance.
Shift the Way You Shop is a campaign formulated by Local First Arizona to promote shopping at local businesses.
ASU allowed Occupy Hayden Lawn to protest on campus when a few students wanted to voice opinions about tuition and education.
Honest City Tempe, a social experiment testing honesty, found Monday Tempe had an honesty rating of 71 percent.
Tempe Police reported the following incidents Monday:
A Pepsi delivery truck that pulled down a utility pole by the wires sparked a fire at a Circle K near the Tempe campus Monday afternoon.
Robinson Ranch has been dedicated to providing therapy horseback riding courses for students with special needs.
Tour de Tempe Bike Ride brought the biking community together for one of Tempe’s largest 10-mile biking event.
Tempe harvests a flourishing garden of produce with the goal of providing the low-income community with fresh foods.
The inaugural Phoenix Food Truck Festival sold out this weekend, bringing 2,500 people to downtown Phoenix.
Tempe Police reported the following incidents Friday.
Taking the $1 bill out of circulation and replacing it with a $1 coin is presented in the COINS Act to be more efficient and create less waste.
The ASU Behavior Response Team aims at handling issues in the workplace before they escalate into bigger problems such as arguments, harassment or even shootings.
Successful Tempe restaurant owner Michael Monti earns the support of Tempe Mayor Hugh Hallman in the mayoral race of 2012.
Four Peaks Brewery will open a new brewery allowing an additional 1.2 million gallons of beer to be brewed each year.
ASU and Tempe Police reported the following incidents Thursday.
The USG Senate voted 11-3 against a bill that would have allowed students to voice their opinion on gay marriage.
UA professor J.C. Mutchler recommends that the state’s universities strengthen their efforts to bring faculty up to speed with the technology students use.
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