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Bill aims to give homeschooled students access to scholarships

Without a guidance counselor or advisor to assist them, college-bound home-schooled students rely heavily on personal research for scholarship information.

By Kyle Daly | February 16, 2010

Police Beat

ASU Police reported the following incidents Tuesday:

By Nicholas Palomino Mendoza | February 16, 2010

Tempe Music Fest canceled

Originally scheduled for April 9 and 10, The Circle K Tempe Music Festival has been canceled this year because none of the potential headliners agreed to perform.

By Maxfield Barker | February 16, 2010

Police Beat

ASU Police reported the following incidents Monday:

| February 15, 2010

Forum to discuss education issues in minority-heavy schools

A forum being held Tuesday and Wednesday will bring together a wide range of people including teachers, students, principals and family groups to discuss educational inequity issues and how to allevia

By Ashia Johnson | February 15, 2010

Researcher: Bacteria in tap water can be beneficial

Ridding tap water of bacteria with chemicals is a common practice in America, but one Biodesign Institute researcher is finding benefits to putting the bacteria back in.

By Nicholas Palomino Mendoza | February 15, 2010

Herberger aims to connect University, community through art

By Dana Sheaff | February 15, 2010

University set to begin building $160M research facility; most expensive in ASU history

ASU plans to begin construction on a $160 million research facility next month, the most expensive building in University history.

By Joseph Schmidt | February 15, 2010

Charter schools often increase segregation, ASU study finds

Charter schools tend to increase segregation among students, according to a study released last week by researchers at ASU and the University of Colorado at Boulder.

By April Atwood | February 15, 2010

Police Beat

Tempe Police reported the following incidents Friday:

| February 14, 2010

Emotions may cause seizures in some people, research finds

Emotions play a strong role in everyday life, and they may even be a cause of seizures for some people, according to ongoing ASU research.

By Rheyanne Weaver | February 14, 2010

E-mail sent to 20,000 causes officials to look at online directory policy

E-mails from a local health clinic sent to nearly 20,000 students at the beginning of the month might lead the University to change its online directory system, an ASU technology official said.

By Kyle Daly | February 14, 2010

Police Beat

Tempe Police reported the following incidents Thursday:

By Nicholas Palomino Mendoza | February 12, 2010

Rhodes lecturer: renewable energy comes with big fight

A renowned environmental expert spent this week lecturing to students and faculty at ASU about global warming and the benefits of sustainable energy.

By Beth Easterbrook | February 11, 2010

Grad helps create Super Bowl ad for Doritos

As more than 116 million viewers tuned into the 4th quarter of Super Bowl XLIV, former ASU student Patrick Schaefer took his place in history as part of the most-watched television commercial of all t

By Kyle Patton | February 11, 2010

Spicing up science

One ASU professor has designed a creative approach to demonstrate how DNA works, taking science teaching to a new level.

By Rheyanne Weaver | February 11, 2010

Police Beat

ASU Police reported the following incidents Wednesday:

| February 10, 2010

Contest tells stories of former students who found love at ASU

Few students walk around campus expecting to find the love of their life.

By Chase Kamp | February 10, 2010

Program immerses students in Chinese culture before study-abroad trip

A national organization is providing ASU students with a new way to learn the Chinese language and culture through a multi-year, total immersion program.

By Katie Shoultz | February 10, 2010

ASU police officer loses battle with cancer

ASU Police Department Cpl. Patrick Lindbergh passed away Monday after a brief fight with cancer.

By Katie Shoultz | February 10, 2010

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