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University to suspend enrollment in School of Aging

After a brief existence of almost three years, ASU’s School of Aging and Lifespan Development will be suspending enrollment to its programs in May 2011 due to budget cuts.

By Alex Ferri | September 14, 2010

133 alcohol-related arrests made on Tempe campus

Statistics released by ASU Police Monday revealed that 140 arrests were made on the Tempe campus during the first two weekends of their alcohol enforcement projects.

By Matt Hendley | September 14, 2010

Library begins lending e-readers

Officials from ASU Libraries on the Tempe campus unveiled a brand new set of electronic versions of young adult novels at a ceremony Tuesday.

By Michael Reppenhagen | September 14, 2010

17-year-old ASU student suspected of manslaughter

A 17-year-old girl suspected of causing a three-vehicle collision Saturday that left two people dead has been identified as an ASU student.

By Matt Hendley | September 14, 2010

A LOOK AT SUMMER: Photography students form the Herberger School of Art and Design opened a gallery Tuesday night displaying images from their summer spent living on the Navajo Reservation. (Photo by Annie Wechter)

Students’ photo exhibit documents Navajo life

A student-based photography exhibit featuring life in the Navajo Nation opened Tuesday evening at an ASU gallery.

By Travis McKnight | September 14, 2010

Police Beat: Sept. 15

ASU Police reported the following incidents Tuesday

By Matt Hendley | September 14, 2010

ASU graduate wins Mesa council seat

At 23 years old, a former ASU student became one of the youngest candidates to win a city council seat for Mesa on Aug. 24.

By Uriel J. Garcia | September 14, 2010

FOR A FRIEND: Bioengineering freshman AJ Stockwell writes a note on the sign in memory of ASU student Matt West. 19 year old West was killed in a motorcycle accident this past weekend. (Photo by Aaron Lavinsky)

Family, friends remember student killed in crash

Friends of ASU student Matt West, who died this weekend in a motorcycle accident, gathered at a candlelight vigil Monday night.

By Mary Shinn | September 13, 2010

Scholarship supports students interested in public service careers

A new scholarship program offered by the University is opening up doors for students who have a passion for public service.

By Uriel J. Garcia | September 13, 2010

Police report another campus groping incident

A man who has groped at least eight women on the Tempe campus since March groped another woman Sunday, ASU Police officials said.

By Matt Hendley | September 13, 2010

Regents to re-examine state’s university funding model

The Arizona Board of Regents plans to discuss at its next meeting a new model for state university funding that is based on performance instead of growth.

By Cale Ottens | September 13, 2010

Police Beat: Sept. 14

Police reported the following incidents.

By Cale Ottens | September 13, 2010

CHEAP INSURANCE: A less-expensive alternative health insurance is currently being offered through ASU Health Services. (Photo by Andy Jeffreys)

More students using ASU health insurance this year

This year, the number of students using two ASU health insurance plans has increased once again.

By Kyle Patton | September 13, 2010

STUDENT DATING: Two computer information systems ASU seniors developed an online dating site for Arizona students. Date U, which currently is free to become a member of, launched last month. (Photo by Aaron Lavinsky)

Dating site launches for Ariz. students

Last month, ASU students Brent Blaylock and Jeff Webb launched Date U, a dating website exclusively for college students.

By Connor Radnovich | September 13, 2010

ASU honors troops with tickets

With help from the Salute to Our Troops program, ASU donated 5,000 football tickets to military personnel at Saturday's game in honor of Sept. 11.

By Cailyn Bradley | September 13, 2010

Light rail cuts affecting ASU passengers

The recent cut in light rail hours has affected ASU students and local commuters.

By Samantha Cary | September 12, 2010

3,000 flags stand in honor of Sept. 11 victims

Three thousand American flags flanked Tempe Beach Park Saturday, as community members met to honor and remember those who lost their lives on Sept. 11, 2001.

By Allison Oswalt | September 12, 2010

Tempe business hires ‘hunks’ to haul junk

College Hunks Hauling Junk is a full-service junk removal company that employs college-aged students.

By Samantha Valtierra Bush | September 12, 2010

Engineering classes help students reach out

Students are participating in Engineering Projects in Community Service, a program based around three classes that connects engineering students with domestic and international projects.

By Mary Shinn | September 12, 2010

Study: Americans would prefer to know about potential terrorist attacks

An ASU study shows that Americans are adamant about information released of a potential terrorist attack on an airplane.

By Michael Reppenhagen | September 12, 2010

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