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Light rail expansion to benefit students, residents in Phoenix

The expansion of the light rail into south central Phoenix will allow for many more opportunities in jobs, transportation, and growth within the city.

By Jessica Suerth | October 5, 2014

The Center for Integrated Solutions to Climate Challenges at ASU released a report in July about the effectiveness of strategies to lower the urban heat island effect. The report showed that Phoenix's use of urban forestry and cool roofs have helped reduce temperatures in the area. (Photo by Alexis Macklin)

Phoenix takes successful steps to lower city temperatures

The Center for Integrated Solutions to Climate Challenges at ASU released a report in July that analyzed the effectiveness of urban forestry and cool roofs on mitigating the urban heat island effect in Phoenix.

By Megann Phillips | October 5, 2014

Tempe Police: K-9 finds marijuana in man's car

Police officers found marijuana in a Tempe man's car after a K-9 alerted officers to the drug in the car.

By Andrew Nicla | October 5, 2014

ASU President Michael Crow answers student sexual safety questions at town hall

President Michael Crow held a town hall meeting with students across all ASU campuses and discussed how the University is responding to student safety issues.

By Joey Hancock | October 3, 2014

Joy Harjo and Winona LaDuke at ASU West campus

American Indians present on art and culture in environmental and social sustainability

Guest speakers Winona LeDuke and Joy Harjo, both American Indian activists, came to discuss how they utilize American Indian lessons in modern societal and environmental progress.

By Rachael Tashbook | October 2, 2014

ASU Alameda opening puts natural history on display

ASU expands to new Alameda facility and out of tight spaces to increase public accessibility.

By Jonathan Williams | October 2, 2014

ASU students register to vote as deadline looms

Organizations push to get students to register to vote before the Oct. 6 deadline.

By Jonathan Williams | October 2, 2014

Tau Psi Omega fraternity went to Hermosillo, Mexico in 2012 and 2013 to deliver donations of food and toys to children and families. (Photo Courtesy of Bryan Soto)

ASU fraternity plans to serve Mexican families in need

Tau Psi Omega Fraternity encourages students to donate food and toys, which will be delivered to impoverished areas in Mexico over the holiday season

By Ksenia Maryasova | October 2, 2014

Student members of Professor Marean’s research team work in a Mossel Bay cave. (Photo Courtesy of Julie Russ/Photo by SACP4)

ASU anthropologists take cooperative approach to discovering human origins

ASU's Institute of Human Origins received a large grant to advance anthropology research and reach out to local schools.

By Megann Phillips | October 2, 2014

Tempe Police: Man points gun at guests during party

A 22-year-old Avondale man started yelling and pointing a gun at guests at a party.

By Kelcie Grega | October 2, 2014

Standard of living increases with growing student body

An increase in ASU students demanding a higher standard of living has led to a growth in construction of luxury housing facilities.

By Ryan Davis | October 1, 2014

ASU alumna overcomes challenges to pursue paraclimbing, philanthropy

ASU sustainability alumna Christa Brelsford accomplishes much after overcoming the loss of her leg in the Haiti earthquake.

By Emi Kamezaki | October 1, 2014

Marriage rate declining for young adults

A recently released study shows more young people than ever are deciding to delay getting married or are swearing off marriage entirely.

By Corina Vanek | October 1, 2014

The ASU Police Department headquarters is seen in Tempe on Tuesday, Sept. 30, 2014. The department is under criticism for acquiring 70 M-16 assault rifles through a Pentagon surplus program. (Photo by Ben Moffat)

ASU Police Department returns military weaponry

Last year, ASU police were issued weapons but have recently decided to return them for newer ones.

By William Parker | October 1, 2014

Tempe Police: Man threatens gas station customers with Rambo knife

A Tempe man followed two gas station customers around the gas station parking lot where he argued with them, cursed at them and threatened them with a large knife.

By Shelby Slade | October 1, 2014

Faculty members and students discuss recruitment for the first ASU Ethics Bowl team at the open house meeting on Sept. 15, 2014.? (Photo Courtesy of the Lincoln Center for Applied Linguistics)

ASU creates first Ethics Bowl team, prepares for regional competitions

The first ever ASU Ethics Bowl team prepares for the regional competitions in November by analyzing controversial ethical cases.

| September 30, 2014

The ASU Art Museum received a $144,000 grant that they will reportedly use to fund three international artists who will collaborate on projects together. The ASU Art Museum is located on S Myrtle Ave and W 10th St at the Tempe campus. (Photo by Ryan Liu)

ASU Art Museum receives grant to support residency program

The ASU Art Museum will use the grant to commission three international artists to engage the community with art projects.

By Justin Toscano | September 30, 2014

ASU Quidditch is not just for Harry Potter nerds

ASU Quidditch team members join the team for Harry Potter but stay for the sport.

By Kelcie Grega | September 30, 2014

Tempe Police: Woman smokes marijuana in closed park with little brother

A Phoenix woman smokes marijuana in car parked at a closed park with little brother and friend.

By Shelby Slade | September 30, 2014

ASU online students who work at Starbucks will soon be eligible for a tuition reimbursement program, after ASU and Starbucks announced a partnership on Monday. Juniors and seniors who are eligible for the program will receive full reimbursement for tuition and fees. (Photo by Sean Logan)

ASU left off Playboy's party school list

Many students believe that ASU's image is improving as a serious school after being left off the list of top party schools.

By Corina Vanek | September 29, 2014

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