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Tempe Police: Man tries to sell stolen bicycle

Tempe Police arrested an 18-year-old man after they say he placed a Craigslist ad and tried to sell a stolen bike.

By Dulce Paloma Baltazar Pedraza | January 14, 2014

The city of Phoenix is testing its new bike-sharing program at three locations in downtown Phoenix, including a location across from the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication. The city will be testing the program until late January or early February. (Photo by Alexis Macklin)

Phoenix bike share could bring benefits for commuting students

The city of Phoenix has begun testing a bike share program that provides bikes for rent around the city, with locations along the light rail and one near Taylor Mall by the Downtown campus.

| January 14, 2014

Arizona Governor Jan Brewer asked the Arizona Board of Regents to stabilize four-year tuition rates in her State of the State address Monday, Jan. 13. She also announced she signed an executive order abolishing Child Protective Services. (Photo by Andrew Ybanez)

Brewer seeks to stabilize tuition, abolish CPS for 2014

Gov. Jan Brewer asked the Arizona Board of Regents to stabilize four-year tuition rates and announced she has signed an executive order abolishing Child Protective Services in her State of the State address Monday.

| January 13, 2014

Tempe Police: Man smokes marijuana, drives against flow of traffic

Tempe Police arrested a 24-year-old Tempe man after they say he drove against the flow of traffic on South Smith Road.

By Dulce Paloma Baltazar Pedraza | January 13, 2014

Tempe Police: W. P. Carey School of Business recruiter arrested on suspicion of narcotic drug possession

David Muller, a W. P. Carey School of Business recruiter, was arrested Friday evening for suspicion of possession of a narcotic drug and possession of drug paraphernalia.

By Joey Hancock | January 13, 2014

School of Life Sciences professor Dr. Leah Gerber proposed a solution, nicknamed "whale shares", to combat the poor management of whales and further efforts in whale conservation. (Photo by Becca Smouse)

Professors research alternatives to whale conservation

Faculty and students have researched creating a conservation market in which conservationists and whalers may benefit.

| January 12, 2014

Tempe Police: Man arrested on suspicion of having open container of alcohol in motor vehicle

Tempe Police arrested a 31-year-old Mesa man after they say he was driving with an open can of Budweiser beer in the cup holder.

By Joey Hancock | January 12, 2014

Water leak causes power outage on Tempe campus

A water leak at the Tempe campus' central power plant left several buildings in the center of campus without power on Thursday.

By Amy Medeiros | January 10, 2014

ASU President Michael Crow introduces new athletics director Ray Anderson at a press conference Thursday. Both said they see the transition as a new opportunity as well as a new destination for Anderson's career. (Photo by Mario Mendez)

NFL executive Ray Anderson announced as ASU athletic director

ASU president Michael Crow introduced Ray Anderson in a press conference on Thursday at the Hyatt Regency Scottsdale.

By Josh Nacion | January 9, 2014

Chili's near Tempe campus closes, prepares for creation of USA Place

The Chili's location at University Drive and Mill Avenue in Tempe closed to make way for USA Place, the soon-to-be headquarters of USA Basketball.

By Catherine Calderon | January 8, 2014

Department of Public Safety uncovers Ecstasy pill factory at Vista del Sol

The Arizona Department of Public Safety found an Ecstasy pill factory Thursday inside an apartment in Vista del Sol.

By Dulce Paloma Baltazar Pedraza | December 6, 2013

ASU President Crow talks student debt, sustainability at open forum

ASU President Michael Crow held a forum with the student governments at the four campuses to hear issues from students and answer any concerns the student governments may have heading into the spring semester.

By Joey Hancock | December 5, 2013

Vice Provost Joseph Carter discusses journey with education

Vice Provost Joseph Carter talks about his inspirations and the value of education.

By Aleksandra Cataruzolo | December 5, 2013

Tempe Youth Resource Center offers sense of community to homeless teens

The Tempe Youth Resource Center, a drop-in center near Mill Avenue, offers basic services to homeless teens and young adults.

By Karen Loschiavo | December 5, 2013

(from left) Business sophomore Trevor Zero and business economics sophomore Christian Portano play video games as they camp out before the Pac-12 Championship Monday, Dec. 2. ASU will face Stanford in the Pac-12 championship game on Saturday, Dec. 7. A select group of hardcore Sun Devil fans have decided to camp outside the stadium for the entire week, leaving their posts only to attend classes. (Photo by Dominic Valente)

Dedicated Sun Devil fans camp outside Wells Fargo Arena before Pac-12 Championship

ASU students have been camped out around Wells Fargo Arena to reserve their spot for priority seating for Saturday's Pac-12 Championship game.

By Lauren Mendoza | December 5, 2013

ASU’s new master’s program is open for business

The new W. P. Carey School of Business master's program in business analytics is a comprehensive, nine-month program that prepares students for a big data world.

| December 5, 2013

Tempe Police: Man unloads firearm, accidentally discharges bullet

A Tempe woman called police after discovering a bullet in her master bedroom bathroom.

By Catherine Calderon | December 5, 2013

Hayden Library is gradually moving journals online, but Professors are finding it hard to access the periodicals.

ASU professors: Journals disappearing from shelves of Hayden Library

Some ASU professors have complained that materials faculty and students use for research have been placed in storage and digitized in order to provide room for learning areas inside the library.

| December 5, 2013

After first semester in operation, Walk-Only Zones enhance student safety on campus

Walk-Only Zones are making campus safer and students feel they could even be improved

By Aleksandra Cataruzolo | December 5, 2013

ASU law school's move to downtown Phoenix advances with new building design proposal

The Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law will be moving to downtown Phoenix in the fall of 2016, and the new design was revealed Wednesday.

By Ally Carr | December 4, 2013

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