Police reported the following incidents Thursday.
It’s the end of the week — and a packed week at that — which means its time for The Round-Up.
Camp H.O.P.E., a new student club at ASU, is helping inspire orphans to pursue a college education.
The Arizona Mining and Mineral Museum is closing its doors after 94 years due to Gov. Jan Brewer's plan to build a new museum that highlights the five "C's" of Arizona.
ASU students can help fight hunger in Arizona and beat UA in the Territorial Cup Food Fight by filling a Flash bus with canned food donations.
The FDA and a local health food storeowner are warning against buying potassium iodide in response to nearly nonexistent radiation from Japan.
Students who are military veterans receiving educational benefits for their service will be granted priority registration for class beginning this fall to help them graduate on time.
ASU Police reported the following incidents Wednesday.
In its quarterly update last week, the Oxford English Dictionary adopted words commonly found on Twitter, Facebook or in a text message.
Students were evacuated from one of the Nursing and Health Innovation buildings on ASU’s Downtown campus at approximately 9:35 a.m. Wednesday when a a possible gas leak was reported.
ASU students are battling meningitis in Africa through a recently created nonprofit organization called OneShot.
A state bill Tempe USG believes would cause discrimination among university clubs passed both houses this month and is now awaiting the governor’s signature.
Legislators, advocates and educators came together Tuesday afternoon at the state Capitol to oppose new gun bills that would allow guns in public buildings and on campuses in Arizona.
This week on State Press Weekly, hosts Mauro Whiteman and Samantha Valtierra Bush bring you the weekly news, an update on ASU sports and a special report on pigeons. As always, State Press Weekly is dedicated to informing and entertaining the Sun Devil community.
The city of Tempe’s first four councilwomen were honored for their work and involvement Tuesday afternoon at a luncheon and panel session.
Several student organizations have joined forces to gather input and create a proposal to introduce gender-neutral housing on the Tempe campus as early as fall 2012.
Police reported the following incidents Tuesday.
Students from across the state voiced a mixture of concern and support for the proposed tuition increases for next year on Monday night at an Arizona Board of Regents open tuition hearing.
Controversy arose Monday after Gov. Jan Brewer announced her selection of Russian junior and ASU College Republicans President Tyler Bowyer to serve on the Arizona Board of Regents as the newest student regent.
An ASU professor talked about the importance of indigenous knowledge systems for Native American students.
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