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Tempe Center for the Arts’ “Mixing It Up: Building an Identity” opened Saturday.
Tempe Police reported the following incidents Friday.
Vacant lots and dirt roads on the Polytechnic campus will soon be transformed into new housing, dining halls and a student-inspired student recreation center.
Journalism junior Vaughn Hillyard’s organization Arizona Vote for Student Equality began in May.
Phoenix has strayed from being a city with good walk-ability.
The Walk Your Wheels campaign, launched by Undergraduate Student Government this fall, officially pushes off Sept. 28 with an event outside the Memorial Union.
David Tierney, a former ASU law professor and a partner at a Scottsdale law firm, was the first speaker of this year’s Seeking Justice in Arizona lecture series at the School of Social Transformation.
The Project Humanities series returned Thursday night with the Zarco Guerrero Family Chicano Musical Group.
Daniel Tosh filmed an episode of his Comedy Central show, “Tosh.0,” Thursday night after selecting ASU as the winner of his College Campus Invasion contest.
Aside from providing entertainment, ASU Gammage has also contributed to the Valley’s struggling economy.
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A new project from the Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College is helping future elementary school teachers learn how to teach a variety of topics.
Tempe Police reported the following incidents on Wednesday.
: IBM’s supercomputer, Watson, famous for its appearance last year on “Jeopardy,” came to the Tempe campus Wednesday.
Ash Avenue Bridge will be transformed into a veteran’s memorial site that will portray a balanced vision of veterans through the ages.
Electrical engineering senior Steven Limpert circled the globe last summer to study solar energy technologies in First and Third World countries.
Tempe Police reported the following incidents Wednesday.
Climbmax Climbing Gym closed its doors Wednesday after five years of operation. Reasons for the closing are not clear.
At Arizona State University, the AZ Outing Club explores the outdoors through exciting activities ranging from rock climbing to cliff jumping.
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