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ORIGINS OF MAN: As part of the Institute of Human Origins lecture series, William McGrew addresses an audience on the Tempe campus Thursday evening about his research experience with chimpanzees. (Photo by Lisa Bartoli)

UK professor talks about chimpanzee research

A visiting professor from the U.K. discussed his extensive chimpanzee studies and how chimpanzees’ early material use and behaviors could indicate what the earliest human ancestors were like over millions of years ago on Thursday night.

By Lindsay Walker | March 24, 2011

PARKING CONVENIENCE: Starting in the upcoming school year, purchasers of parking and transit passes will have the option of adding an Eco-Pass. This pass will allow the purchaser to park up to 25 times in reserved lots and garages at one campus of their choice. (Photo by Lisa Bartoli)

PTS to allow parking for transit pass holders

For an additional $50 to $100, students and faculty next fall can purchase the Eco-Pass, a supplemental parking pass to be used in conjunction with the Student U-Pass or Employee Platinum Pass.

By Tiana Chavez | March 24, 2011

ASU experts weigh in on Japan’s recovery

ASU experts predict that Japan’s strongly built, prepared infrastructure will make the country’s recovery better than many might expect.

By Christina Tetreault | March 24, 2011

MICROSOFT WINDOWS: A Microsoft office towers over the Rio Salado Parkway and Mill Avenue intersection in Tempe near the location of Microsoft's future facilities. (Photo by Rosie Gochnour)

Microsoft moves office to Tempe

Microsoft is now one more technology-based company in the Tempe technological hub with its new office located near Tempe Town Lake and ASU’s Tempe campus.

By Brian Bernadel | March 24, 2011

STUDENT ENTREPRENEUR: Economics and finance senior Hasan Siddiqui created SongCatch.com, a site that has received more than 250,000 page views. (Photo by Sierra Smith)

ASU student creates popular music download website

An ASU student created the website SongCatch.com, which allows users to download songs to a default music player.

By Cassandra Starboard | March 24, 2011

RACE AND AMERICA: Established to analyze race and social issues, the Center of Race and Democracy opened Monday with a ceremony that included a speech by Rep. Ed Pastor. (Photo by Katy Tipton)

ASU center to study race, democracy

Arizona is sometimes recognized as the center of racially influenced legislation, and a new center has been established at ASU to make it the hub of understanding democracy and race.

By Kortney Tenaglia | March 24, 2011

Website provides mentoring opportunities to college students

Several current and former ASU students are some of the first to sign up for a new website that allows students to seek mentors and receive advice regarding their career paths.

By Alexandra Irving | March 24, 2011

Tempe campus market offering delivery to dorms

The POD Market on the Tempe Campus now offers the ASU community the opportunity to purchase groceries online and be delivered to your door.

By Jessica Heigh | March 24, 2011

FIGHTING CUTS: Students rally against statewide education budget cuts outside of the Memorial Union on the Tempe campus Wednesday morning. A recently passed senate proposal could lead to a $235 million cut from the state university system, $100 million of which could affect ASU. (Photo by Lisa Bartoli)

Students rally against budget cuts

The Arizona Students’ Association held rallies on each ASU campus Wednesday to educate students about the state’s recent plans to cut university funding.

By Christopher Leone | March 23, 2011

Q&A with Tempe USG presidential candidates

This is part three of a three-part series on the Tempe campus Undergraduate Student Government. This part is a Q&A with presidential candidates Jacob Goulding and Tyler Bowyer.

By Katie Shoultz | March 23, 2011

Photo of the Day: March 24

By Rosie Gouchner | March 23, 2011

Student participation lacking in ASASUD’s elections

Lack of participation in student government elections is noticeable on each campus this year, but the Downtown government is struggling most to boost student involvement.

By Mary Shinn | March 23, 2011

COMMEMORATING REFORM: Sen. Kyrsten Sinema spoke to supporters of the health care law during a press conference Wednesday commemorating the one-year anniversary of the bill's signing. (Photo by Yvonne Gonzalez)

Supporters commemorate health care law’s one-year anniversary

Wednesday marked the one-year anniversary of President Barack Obama’s signing of the controversial health care bill.

By Yvonne Gonzalez | March 23, 2011

QUANTUM MAN: Professor Lawrence Krauss stands next to a collection of his newly released book and audio CDs. (Photo by Rosie Gochnour)

Professor opens physicist’s work, life to public in new book

ASU Professor Lawrence Krauss released a book that chronicles the life of world-renowned physicist Richard Feynman.

By Tessa Ferguson | March 23, 2011

Police Beat: March 24

Police reported the following incidents Wednesday.

By Danielle Legler | March 23, 2011

USG confronts transparency issues

This is part two of a three-part series on the Tempe campus Undergraduate Student Government. This part looks into transparency concerns and what student government leaders and doing to address these issues.

By Katie Shoultz | March 22, 2011

House panels to debate campus gun bill

A bill that would allow students and faculty to carry firearms on campus is continuing to make its way through the state Legislature.

By Beth Easterbrook | March 22, 2011

Police Beat: March 23

Police reported the following incidents Tuesday.

By Danielle Legler | March 22, 2011

Budget talks: ASU President Michael Crow addresses the potential effects of University budget cuts Tuesday in a meeting with The State Press editorial board. (Photo by Nathan Meacham)

Senate budget plan could scale back ASU financial aid

With cuts to higher education proposed in the Legislature, ASU President Michael Crow said Tuesday there are few other sources the University could use to save money.

By Adam Sneed | March 22, 2011

State Press Weekly: Students voice reaction to proposed tuition hikes

This week on State Press Weekly, hosts Mauro Whiteman and Samantha Valtierra Bush bring you the weekly news and a special report on tuition increases.

By State Press Staff | March 22, 2011

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