Tempe Police reported the following incidents Sunday:
About 530 Adelphi Commons residents have seen unexpected changes since ASU took over management this fall, ending ties with Community Living Villages on the Tempe campus.
More on-campus housing and a prolonged recession have some Tempe apartment complexes struggling to fill vacancies, local apartment managers said.
A study released by an ASU professor last week showed an increase in Valley home prices for the first time since early 2007, possibly signifying that the real-estate market has bottomed out and the ho
The CEO of a California product-quality management company spoke at the Tempe campus Thursday, saying medical-device developers must have a complete view of their products.
There is a dark side of advertising, and it has damaging effects on public health, a speaker at the Polytechnic campus said Thursday night.
ASU Police reported the following incidents Thursday:
The Tempe City Council on Thursday approved a $200,000 one-year contract for Tumbleweed Center for Youth Development, for homeless prevention and rapid rehousing services.
An increase in ASU students receiving financial aid highlights the need for more staffing in the financial assistance office and an increase in office hours, University officials and student leaders s
When an ASU business professor discovered his personal interest in the human brain, a new purpose for harnessing neuroscience technology was born.
Career Services highlighted the use of personality tests in finding the best career fit on Wednesday during its first assessment workshop of the semester.
On top of the dangers of driving drunk, the cost of one DUI ticket in the state of Arizona can exceed $1,200 in fines.
Metro light rail budget issues have led officials to consider ways to save money, such as reducing train frequency or hours of operations, spokeswoman Hillary Foose said.
Tempe Police reported the following incidents Wednesday:
The Undergraduate Student Government will host an open forum with President Michael Crow on Oct. 8 for students to discuss issues or concerns.
U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan and two congressmen made the case for passing the Student Aid and Fiscal Responsibility Act in a teleconference with student reporters Tuesday.
ASU Police reported the following incidents Tuesday:
A decrease in students graduating with engineering degrees is causing an employment crisis in the industry despite high starting salaries in the field, officials said.
Miles Long wants students to get to know him.
Rape cases in Tempe nearly doubled since this time last year, possibly a result of record enrollment and awareness campaigns by the Tempe Police Department to promote reporting the incidents, a spokes
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