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Project Humanities opens by bringing Langston Hughes’ words to life

The Langston Hughes Project kicked off Project Humanities Tuesday evening in Old Main with a performance of “Your Mama.”

By Sade Hurst | September 13, 2011

Food critic serves up downtown recommendations

Arizona Republic restaurant critic Howard Sefte offered Downtown students a taste of his dining expertise.

By Sarah Dinell | September 13, 2011

USG committee talks Stafford cuts, pedestrian safety campaign

The University Affairs Committee met Tuesday night to discuss proposals it will collectively be presenting before the USG Senate next Tuesday.

By Dan Oberhaus | September 13, 2011

Slideshow: Jazz performance by The Langston Hughes Project opens Project Humanities

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By Lillian Reid | September 13, 2011

HAPPY TRAILS: Volunteers pose before leaving The Clothing Silo in Phoenix Tuesday afternoon. The volunteers sorted clothing as part of The Do Good Bus with Foster the People, who played in Scottsdale Tuesday night. (Photo by Lisa Bartoli)

Foster the People sets up mystery community service

Fans of Foster the People rode the Do Good Bus to World Hunger Education, Advocacy and Training, an Arizona-based charity dedicated to addressing the causes of hunger and poverty.

By Brennan Smith | September 13, 2011

Police beat: Sept. 14

Tempe Police reported the following incidents Tuesday.

By Brennan Smith | September 13, 2011

AWAITING DEPARTURE: New Valley Metro buses sit at the depot in Tempe Tuesday afternoon waiting to be inspected before being put into circulation. (Photo by Lisa Bartoli)

Hybrid-electric buses hit Tempe streets

Tempe pushes forward with sustainability efforts by adding 17 hybrid busses to its fleet.

By Ryan McCullough | September 13, 2011

Video: Tempe Healing Field honors victims of 9/11

Tempe Healing Field honors victims of Sept.

By Tiana Chavez | September 13, 2011

Students engineer future tech at NanoFab

Students and faculty are close to making breakthrough discoveries in the nanotechnology field

By Michael Gordon | September 12, 2011

Initiative gives art students business skills

The p.a.v.e. Program at the Herberger Institute gives students opportunities to make their own entrepreneurial projects.

By Julia Shumway | September 12, 2011

GETTING CONNECTED: Stage 32 is a new social media site created by ASU alumnus Curt Blakeney that links film students with professionals. (Photo by Rosie Gochnour)

Fade in at Stage 32

Stage 32 is a social networking site co-founded by an ASU alumnus to link professionals in the entertainment industry.

By Leandra Huffer | September 12, 2011

FAST RESPONSE: Tempe police and fire departments responded to a minor collision involving two students on University Drive outside of San Pablo Hall on Monday evening. (Photo by Shawn Raymundo

Students involved in collision along University Drive

Bicyclist taken to the hospital after being hit by a car.

By Shawn Raymundo | September 12, 2011

Police Beat: Sept. 13

ASU Police reported the following incident Monday.

By Shawn Raymundo | September 12, 2011

ASU alumnus killed in hit-and-run

ASU alumnus Daniel Pollack, 31, was killed in an alleged hit-and-run early Sunday morning in Scottsdale.

By Shawn Raymundo | September 12, 2011

Tempe Police arrested Tony Ray Sullivan on Saturday. Sullivan is suspected of committing at least 14 burglaries in the Tempe area. (Photo courtesy of Tempe Police)

Police arrest suspect in serial burglary case

Tempe Police arrested a Phoenix man on Saturday morning believed to be linked to at least 14 burglaries in Tempe homes.

By Shawn Raymundo | September 12, 2011

Many called to serve following Sept. 11

After the attacks, most of the armed forces saw an increase in number of recruits.

By Christina Tetreault | September 11, 2011

OPEN FORUM: Professor Carolyn Warner speaks at a panel discussing religion and politics in the decade following 9/11 in West Hall on the Tempe campus Thursday afternoon. (Photo by Lisa Bartoli)

ASU professors analyze impact of 9/11

The ASU Center for the Study of Conflict and Religion commemorated 9/11 by hosting a panel discussion on the attacks with five ASU professors.

By Sade Hurst | September 11, 2011

Downtown student government triples in size

Downtown campus’ undergraduate student government approved eight senators and two executive board members.

By Mary Shinn | September 11, 2011

9/11 discussion brings community together

Six speakers came to Changing Hands Bookstore in Tempe on Thursday to discuss how 9/11 changed American society.

By Thania A. Betancourt | September 11, 2011

TEACHING PROFESSIONALISM: Presidents, Samantha Egan (white), Kalani Morris (blue) and Vice President Quianna Dickenson (yellow) of the Beta Pi chapter of Sigma Gamma Ru and other sisters put on a professional development workshop for girls in their sorority on Saturday afternoon. (Photo by Rosie Gochnour)

NPHC struggles to break from stereotypes

Historically black sororities and fraternities battle for equal participation.

By Sade Hurst | September 11, 2011

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