Tempe and ASU Police reported the following incidents.
The ASU Dancing Devils are adding a competitive element to their team this year. This is the first time the club is competing against other universities.
A defense attorney spoke to students Tuesday evening on the Tempe campus, informing them of their rights when dealing with police officers.
A panel of community leaders assembled Tuesday night to criticize a ballot proposition that would end affirmative action programs in Arizona.
A potential increase in the amount of suppliers of organic produce could make organic fruits and vegetables much cheaper in the near future, a professor says.
ASU police are considering text messaging as a form of communication for students to report crimes — a plan that would also help improve their connection to hearing impaired students.
ASU Police reported the following incidents Tuesday:
West campus students might feel a little more connected with the ASU community in the near future as plans to extend the Metro light rail’s current track are discussed.
The ASU Intercollegiate Athletics department has launched a new program designed to draw more students to the University’s sporting events.
Wesley Hall, a new religious residential hall right on the boundary of the Tempe campus, is in the process of being approved after nearly a year of planning.
An ASU student and another man were arrested on suspicion of second-degree burglary and aggravated assault Aug. 28, police reported.
A Centers for Disease Control and Prevention report released this month found that portrayals of smoking in movies leads more young people to begin smoking.
The West campus recently completed part of a program earlier in August that is slated to bring 17,000 solar panels to its south parking lots and surrounding areas.
A new vintage inspired rock ‘n’ roll nightclub, complete with a mechanical motorcycle, will roll out onto Mill Avenue this September.
The Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication opened an online store on Aug. 17 that contains merchandise designed specifically for students and alumni of the school.
Gov. Jan Brewer was met by student protesters Friday when she visited ASU to cheer on the Sun Devil football team.
Lucky Strike Lanes improves CityScape's student-friendly attractions as a downtown Phoenix bowling alley with a bar/nightclub twist.
Cmdr. Mike Thompson is the ASU Police Department’s lone composite sketch artist, and his talent has not been wasted.
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