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ASU, NAU split from Arizona Students' Association, UA departure likely

The Arizona Students' Association, which lobbies for student issues, lost its funding and recognition of two of Arizona's three universities.

By Julia Shumway | June 25, 2013

The Digital Lab, found in the basement of the design building on ASU’s Tempe campus, houses a multitude of 3D printers. Students can utilize these facilities any time they need to, and the room is also equipped with laser printers. (Photo by Dominic Valente)

Students embrace 3-D printing, solve real-world problems

Students in the Herberger Design Institute are using different forms of 3-D printing to bring their design ideas to life.

By Nicholas Palomino Mendoza | June 25, 2013

Hospitalized man assaults nurses, threatens their families

A man was hospitalized for alcohol consumption and subsequently arrested on suspicion of assaulting two nurses.

By Nicholas Palomino Mendoza | June 25, 2013

Payson campus land deal free to move forward

The Forest Service approved the sale of land for a satellite campus that's been stalled for months.

By Julia Shumway | June 25, 2013

ASU has moved forward with a plan to demolish Lot 59 by Sun Devil Stadium, to make way for a corporate office with State Farm. (Photo by Dominic Valente.)

Developments to eliminate parking

More than 2,000 parking spots will be eliminated as the University plans on developing two new projects.

By Nicholas Palomino Mendoza | June 18, 2013

Woman arrested after kicking ex-boyfriend in groin

A woman was arrested on suspicion of assault after breaking two iPhones, kicking her ex-boyfriend in the groin and assaulting his new girlfriend.

By Nicholas Palomino Mendoza | June 18, 2013

University to introduce walk-only zones in fall

Students and vendors will be unable to use their bikes, skateboards or cars along Cady Mall.

By Julia Shumway | June 18, 2013

Student plans for life on Mars

Environmental technology management sophomore Sean Mayall is applying to join the Mars One Project, which plans to send settlers to the Red Planet.

By Julia Shumway | June 18, 2013

SAE officially banned after multiple incidents

Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity chapter privileges have been officially revoked, according to ASU officials.

By Nicholas Palomino Mendoza | June 18, 2013

Ashley Busch is an ASU Graduate student studying Archeology, but her student costs have become increasingly too hard to handle. With a baby on the way, her and her husband have had to turn to the government for help. (photo by Dominic Valente)

Ph.D. student faces difficult choices

Ph.D. student Ashley Busch has been working toward her degree for seven years, but the mother-to-be must now weigh starting a family and pursuing her education.

By Nicholas Palomino Mendoza | June 18, 2013

Football players face consequences of off-field decisions

Andres Garcia and Junior Onyeali have both had recent issues involving their girlfriends and the Tempe police.

By Josh Nacion and Nicholas Palomino Mendoza | June 18, 2013

Hans Keller is pictured in front of the "Today I Will Make" mural on ASU's Polytechnic campus. Keller lives with autism and says that ASD@ASU is a great resource for students who are living with autism. (Photo by Dominic Valente)

ASU club leader lives with autism

Diagnosed with autism at age 14, ASD@ASU Founder Hans Keller said it provided something to focus on overcoming rather than remain angry.

By Sarah Anderson | June 18, 2013

Students are not currently able to see how their respective professors did on their ASU evaluations, and some students have begun to complain because of it (Photo by Molly Smith).

Professor evaluations complete but unavailable to students

Professor evaluations from the spring 2013 semester are available for faculty and deans to review, but students have no access to these or any other University records regarding professor performance.

By Nicholas Palomino Mendoza | June 18, 2013

Police arrest intoxicated woman hiding in bushes

The woman hid a few doors down after her sons called the police.

By Julia Shumway | June 11, 2013

A view of Lot 59 from “A” Mountain. State Farm plans to build their newest headquarters on this parking lot, facing Tempe Town Lake. (photo by Dominic Valente.)

Office complex to replace Lot 59

A new multi-use retail and office space has been approved by the Tempe City Council and will be located on land owned by ASU.

By Nicholas Palomino Mendoza | June 11, 2013

A view of ASU's Downtown Campus, a rapidly growing satellite of ASU Tempe. Even though tuition at ASU has gone up, the increases are comparable across the geographic region, and the University has balanced the effect by continuing to allow ASU to grow. (Photo by Dominic Valente.)

Study: 'ASU is model for higher education reform'

A recent study has named ASU as one of six universities nationwide that excels in offering economically unique and structurally innovative higher education opportunities.

By Nicholas Palomino Mendoza | June 11, 2013

LOAN CHANGES: The SAFRA - Student Aid and Fiscal Responsibility Act - is being attached to the health care bill and incoming students will be affected.

Deadline looms on loan interest rate increase

Interest rates for need-based subsidized Stafford loans are set to double on July 1.

By Julia Shumway | June 11, 2013

University proposing plans to develop hotel, conference center

The University will submit plans to ABOR on Thursday to develop a hotel and conference center on Mill and University.

By Nicholas Palomino Mendoza | June 11, 2013

With state budget yet to pass, higher education funding iffy

The three public universities are already facing the possibility of less money after a temporary 1 percent sales tax establishing a dedicated education fund failed to become permanent.

By Julia Shumway | June 4, 2013

ASU receives grant to help achieve goal of zero waste

The University received a $4,000 grant from Waste Management and Keep America Beautiful.

By Julia Shumway | June 4, 2013

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