Decision Theater changes approach to attract companies, seeks faculty involvement
Decision Theater, an interactive visualization center, is making changes in order to combat a recent stagnation.
Decision Theater, an interactive visualization center, is making changes in order to combat a recent stagnation.
Members look to hold intelligent, specified discussions of philosophy.
Tempe Police arrested a man in a park after he dropped a backpack containing marijuana and attempted to hide from police.
Gov. Jan Brewer appointed ASU professor Alberto Ríos as the state's first poet laureate this month, making Arizona the 43rd state in the nation to do so.
Police arrested a woman after store employees observed her hiding cosmetics in her purse.
New walk-only zones on the Tempe campus make students put away their wheeled transportation in high-traffic areas.
As the semester begins, ASU's undergraduate student governments are implementing new programs to increase student safety, create new food options and invite high profile guest speakers.
ASU professor Gail-Joon Ahn and his research team are working to improve online security with a picture password system that can improve safety features on the Windows 8 operating system.
During the weekends, ASU English professor Devoney Looser enjoys lacing up her skates and hitting the derby track.
Students are adjusting to a new campus tobacco-free policy nearly a month after its implementation.
Tempe Police officers spent Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday giving out information instead of citations to pedestrians and bicyclists committing violations in an effort to prevent accidents and keep people safe.
A Tempe man pointed a gun at people walking by his car while he looked for his son.
Online classes are giving students more flexibility and options for creating their degrees.
Police arrested a man attempting to use a fake driver's license with his brother's name to rent a hotel room.
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.
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