Student organization seeks to solve international problems
Enactus at ASU uses business and sustainability concepts to create social outreach projects on a local and international scale.
Enactus at ASU uses business and sustainability concepts to create social outreach projects on a local and international scale.
ASU sophomore Cameron Benally creates specialized hats and T-shirts that combine school spirit and Navajo patterns.
Whisper, a free app, allows students to share secrets, feelings and opinions anonymously while also providing support for those in difficult situations.
A broken license plate light on a man's car lead police to find marijuana and drug paraphernalia in his possession, according to a police report.
SP Weekly speaks with Dr. Barbara Meehan, director of ASU Counseling Services, about the topic of student's mental health and wellness while in school. We also sit down with criminology and non-profit management sophomore Nick Shannon, who deals with depression.
The museum hand-picked 10 games created by ASU students and displayed them Saturday.
Tempe police arrested a man convicted of a felony earlier this year after finding him in possession of a handgun and marijuana during an investigation.
A finance junior and his business partner launched Mapped Phoenix, a free service for Phoenix residents to find places to eat, hang out and explore.
ASU raised tuition after losing $200 million in state funding. Students feel the impact as they pay tuition bills for the fall 2013 semester.
Having a college degree helps students find higher-paying jobs in a shaky economic situation, according to surveys conducted by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics and ASU Career Services.
Professor Kenneth Mossman was nominated by the president to join the Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board last month.
A man was arrested Aug. 16 after attempting to enter a Mill Avenue bar with a false identification card.
As the class of 2017 prepares for the start of the semester and its workload, they encounter situations that might be stressful.
Tempe Police have launched operation Safe and Sober, coinciding with the start of fall semester. The operation will increase patrols looking for alcohol-related crimes, DUIs, minors in consumption, and traffic violations.
Construction at the intersection of Williams Field and Power roads is causing delays for students and staff at the Polytechnic campus.
Overbooked students are being put up in the Westin hotel in Phoenix until rooms free up in Taylor Place.
A new student loan bill will set a fixed interest rate for students who accept student loans starting this academic year.
Manzanita Hall reopened to freshmen in the College of the Liberal Arts and Sciences after being closed in 2011.
A Phoenix man locked himself in a bathroom at the Quality Inn in Tempe and refused to leave, according to a police report.
The Central Regional Crime Lab confirmed Thursday that a set of remains discovered in Apache Junction earlier this month belong to Adrienne Salinas, a 19-year-old Tempe woman who has been missing since June.
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