Children dress in costume at Capitol protest
Children dressed in doctor’s coats, hard hats and police uniforms marched to the Arizona Capitol Wednesday in protest of several immigration bills being considered by the Legislature.
Children dressed in doctor’s coats, hard hats and police uniforms marched to the Arizona Capitol Wednesday in protest of several immigration bills being considered by the Legislature.
At a West campus forum Thursday, ASU President Michael Crow reiterated his plan to keep tuition increases low as the state prepares to chop university funding.
A locally-owned barber shop in downtown Phoenix makes its mark by offering classic service reminiscent of another time.
Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Adm. Mike Mullen spoke Thursday at ASU’s downtown Phoenix campus about a disconnect between the military and civilian worlds.
An Arizona marijuana initiative was introduced this year to reduce the penalty for possession of marijuana.
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An ASU technology club is hoping to promote children’s interest in technology by providing a new computer lab for a local elementary school.
Police reported the following incidents Thursday.
ASU Police and the U.S. Marshal Major Felony Task Force arrested a 26-year-old Mesa man Wednesday in connection with an armed robbery that occurred March 3 on the Tempe campus.
A study abroad program beginning this summer will take students to the crossroads of the world.
Since the 1980s, Timothy Lee has been trying to discover why Christianity is so popular in South Korea.
West campus undergraduates are uncovering secrets of addiction, cancer and many other subjects with the help of new scholarships.
Police reported the following incidents Wednesday.
In a special meeting of the Arizona Board of Regents on Tuesday, ASU President Michael Crow said the University is prepared to deal with significant budget cuts on the way.
Arizona Senate President Russell Pearce placed new immigration bills on hold to make time for discussion of the state’s new budget.
Although many Tempe residents know Hugh Hallman spends his time trying to make certain the operations of the city run smoothly, the city mayor also has a lesser known occupation.
State Press Weekly hosts Mauro Whiteman and Samantha Valtierra Bush bring you the news and a special report from Ashlyn Biggs on student bankruptcy.
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