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Research Roundup: Alzheimer’s, the San Andreas Fault and ancient Chinese monkeys

In this week's Research Roundup, we discover a new species of monkey in the ancient tomb of a Chinese empress — Lady Xia, who was the grandmother of unified China's first emperor.

By Parker Shea | June 29, 2018

Moneymakers: A look into the business side of Division I college athletics

Division I athletics have created a specific model to help drive revenue.

By Andrew Bell | June 28, 2018

Attorney General Brnovich and City of Tempe settle lawsuit over property taxes

Attorney General Mark Brnovich and the City of Tempe have settled a lawsuit alleging the illegal use of a property tax loophole.

By Parker Shea | June 26, 2018

ASU's Chun An Yu participated in his first major tournament over the weekend

Chun An Yu appeared in his first major tournament alongside six former Sun Devils at the U.S. Open.

By Edith Noriega | June 19, 2018

Woman who fatally shot Chinese ASU student gets 25-year sentence

Holly Davis, 34, faces 25 years in prison for murdering Yue Jiang, 19, in a 2016 road rage attack in Tempe.

By Parker Shea | June 17, 2018

A look back at history: How Maggie Ewen became an ASU track and field sensation

The story of Maggie Ewen before and after she made a name for herself at ASU.

By Edith Noriega | June 15, 2018

Tempe looks to regulate dockless bike-sharing

The City of Tempe has received complaints from some residents about the bikes.

By Parker Shea | June 13, 2018

Ewen's memorable performance highlights ASU's weekend at the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships

Maggie Ewen took home two NCAA crowns to cap off her ASU career .

By Andrew Bell | June 10, 2018

ASU Women's Softball teammates cheers each other on before the game at the ASU vs. Washinton game at the Alberta B. Farrington Stadium in Tempe, Arizona on Sunday, March 18, 2018.

A season in review for ASU softball

ASU softball ended its season, but there is still a lot to look forward to in the future.

By Andrew Bell | June 2, 2018

President Crow getting salary increase, votes Arizona Board of Regents

All three Arizona public university presidents received base salary increases in a new ABOR decision.

By Parker Shea | June 1, 2018

Self-driving Uber vehicle that struck woman in Tempe was not programmed to brake

A federal report found that the system relied on the driver, who was distracted, to apply the brake.

By Parker Shea | June 1, 2018

ASU scientists turn to wastewater to determine drug presence in the city

ASU wastewater based epidemiology has the potential to save lives from overdoses in Tempe by providing emergency responders information about the presence of drugs in the city.

By Jessica Myers | May 31, 2018

ASU softball drops its first game of the Women's College World Series in an 11-6 offensive outburst

ASU softball will face elimination on Saturday afternoon after a loss to Oregon in the WCWS.

By Andrew Bell | May 31, 2018

The ASU men's golf team concludes its season at the NCAA Championships

The ASU men's golf team wrapped up its season at the NCAA Championships on Monday.

By Andrew Bell | May 29, 2018

ASU baseball ends its season with a 3-0 loss against Cal

ASU baseball was shut out at home on the team's senior day.

By Edith Noriega | May 27, 2018

ASU softball takes down South Carolina to punch its ticket to the Women's College World Series

ASU softball is going to Oklahoma City for the Women's College World Series.

By Andrew Bell | May 27, 2018

ASU baseball falls to Cal 6-4

Things didn't go according to plan for ASU after allowing two runs in the ninth inning as a part of a 6-4 loss during their second-to-last game of the season.

By Edith Noriega | May 26, 2018

ASU softball takes game one of its NCAA Super Regional

The ASU softball team is just one win away from advancing to the Women's College World Series.

By Andrew Bell | May 26, 2018

Arizona Microcredit Initiative helps local entrepreneurs' business dreams come to life

ASU students take a break away from the classroom to help entrepreneurs start up local businesses.

By Jessica Myers | May 24, 2018

Uber permanently ends self-driving car tests in Arizona

Uber has decided to stop all self-driving car tests in Arizona, two months after a fatal accident in Tempe.

By Parker Shea | May 24, 2018

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