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Advocacy, student fees at forefront of USG debate

Undergraduate Student Government presidential candidates stressed service and accountability for students in a debate on Tuesday night at the Tempe campus Memorial Union, but they differed on how to u

By Adam Sneed | March 24, 2009

USG presidency candidates announce bids: Sarah Atwill

Year and Major: History sophomore Running Mates: Ryan Vigneux (Policy) and Alicia Shebel (Services) Why are you running for office?

| March 23, 2009

Police Beat

ASU police reported the following incidents Monday:

By Tessa Muggeridge | March 23, 2009

Report: Cuts could force hundreds more layoffs

Budget cuts to the state university system could force ASU to lay off between 586 and 2,488 employees or to drastically reduce financial aid, according a government report.

By Derek Quizon | March 23, 2009

USG presidency candidates announce bids: Raza Mushtaq

Year and Major: Medicinal chemistry and political science sophomore Running Mates: David Hurst (Policy) and Summer Clark (Services) Why are you running for office?

By Abigail Gilmore | March 23, 2009

USG presidency candidates announce bids: Christina Rocks

Year and Major: History junior Running Mates: Jason Donofrio (Policy) and Athena Salman (Services) Why are you running for office?

By Abigail Gilmore | March 23, 2009

USG presidency candidates announce bids

Click on the candidates' names to view their Q&A Raza Mushtaq James Alling

By Abigail Gilmore | March 23, 2009

USG presidency candidates announce bids: James Alling

Year and Major: Bioengineering junior Running Mates: R.C. Thornton (Policy) and Alexa Kissinger (Services) Why are you running for office?

By Abigail Gilmore | March 23, 2009

Phoenix meter prices more than double

The city of Phoenix is increasing parking-meter fees and extending enforcement times, which may affect students who commute to the Downtown campus.

By Scarlett Heydt | March 23, 2009

Police Beat

Tempe Police reported the following incidents Sunday:

By Adam Sneed | March 22, 2009

Crow: Plans still on track to develop ASU-run state colleges

Although budget problems forced several changes on the University this year, President Michael Crow says plans to develop four-year colleges across the state remain on track.

By Adam Sneed | March 22, 2009

ASU College Republicans president makes run for national chairmanship

After leading a yearlong resurgence of the ASU chapter of the College Republicans, chapter president and political science sophomore Ben Stewart is going national.

By Derek Quizon | March 22, 2009

ASU Cares day goes national

For the first time, Sun Devils across the nation participated in diverse community services events Saturday as part of the annual ASU Cares day that has been ASU tradition for decades.

By Abigail Gilmore | March 21, 2009

Iraq war protestors march at ASU

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By Derek Quizon | March 19, 2009

Police Beat

ASU police reported the following incidents Thursday:

By Adam Sneed | March 19, 2009

Parking-decal prices remain static, but light-rail fares to rise

The price to park on campus will remain the same next fall, but using alternate modes of transportation will become more costly.

By Brianna Mattox | March 19, 2009

Con artists pose as Cronkite School students

Litchfield Park residents are being warned of a door-to-door scam in which young people identity themselves as students at the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication.

By Abigail Gilmore | March 18, 2009

Universities must evolve, regents say

As part of a strategic plan to further develop the university system, the Arizona Board of Regents is calling on university presidents to transform higher education to better serve the people of Arizo

By Adam Sneed | March 18, 2009

Governor orders task force to study ways to sustain state parks

With three state parks shuttered because of budget cuts and more closures possible, Gov.

| March 18, 2009

Downtown students ratify campus constitution, change government setup

Downtown students now have a more direct say in how their campus is run after they ratified their constitution, changing the student advisory board to a student government.

By Scarlett Heydt | March 18, 2009

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