After a year of high-profile incidents, ASU and Tempe seek to bolster fraternities through community initiatives.
A recent study by ASU has found staggering numbers of people seeking to buy sex online, and outspoken advocates are working to curb demand and help the victims of sex trafficking.
SP Weekly sits down with Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio to discuss recent alcohol-driven incidents surrounding the Tempe campus, Operation Safe and Sober and underage students who are caught drinking.
Former U.S. Surgeon General Richard Carmona, Mayo Clinic vice president and ASU President Michael Crow took part in a discussion to bring innovation into the world of medical care delivery Wednesday evening in downtown Phoenix.
The Tempe City Council has been looking into passing a civil union ordinance after Bisbee officials did so in April.
A 37-year-old woman had a syringe in a bag of tobacco and meth in her bra when police contacted her.
Several student clubs and organizations have been left without funding following confusion on appropriations due dates.
A music performance and material science and engineering freshman plans to combine her skills in science, math and music to invent a synthetic oboe reed.
ASU Parking and Transit Services now offers a free bicycle valet service for students on the Tempe campus.
An aerospace engineering professor recently received accolades from Georgia Tech and IIT.
Police reported no damages after a vent in Barrett, the Honors College kitchen began smoking.
The Barrett Leadership and Service Team hosts many events and volunteer opportunities to help the community.
Police arrested a man and his cousin who smashed their way into an apartment, put holes in the wall and stole an electronic keyboard.
Members of the Saudi Students Club commemorated Saudi Arabia's 83rd anniversary with a festival on the lawn on Monday.
After witnessing the widespread abuse of Adderall, three ASU alumni came up with a healthy alternative and after two years of work, it is finally ready.
Officers arrested the woman, who was the passenger of a stolen car, after she told them she wanted to use it to buy heroin.
Students from several nationalities gathered on the mall in front of Old Main on Sunday evening to discuss issues and take a moment to reflect on people living in oppressed countries around the world.
Friends, family and supporters joined an annual walk Saturday to raise money to research cures for Down syndrome.
Police arrested a man and his stepson after getting into a fight over the stepson watching pornographic material on his mother's phone.
Members of the ASU chapter of United Students Against Sweatshops delivered a letter to President Michael Crow's office Friday morning asking the University to sign an accord stopping the college from placing its logo on sweatshop-made garments.
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