Teachers College offers new paths to education career
The Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College is introducing four new degrees and a certificate program to draw students to the teaching field and improve the national teacher shortage.
The Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College is introducing four new degrees and a certificate program to draw students to the teaching field and improve the national teacher shortage.
A person used a woman's credit card number to purchase a toy and gift card from Walmart's online store.
The Arizona Board of Regents voted Thursday to increase ASU's tuition by 3 percent.
House Bill 2566 could improve the process ASU uses to make its research available to companies and the public.
Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport will be introducing the new PHX Sky Train on April 8, which will run between the 44th Street and Washington light rail station to the east economy parking lot and Terminal 4. Trains will run 24 hours a day and are free of charge.
Memorial Union staff said they initially thought the chairs were misplaced from the third floor open lounge.
A California-based bank expanding to Arizona may provide job opportunities for graduating students.
Christopher Carter has cerebral palsy and rebuilt his first computer when he was 8 years old.
Nick Brown is the head of the ASU Sustainable Food Task Force, a group of administrators, professors and students charged with the task of “developing an institutional food policy that expresses the priorities of students, faculty and staff,” according to the group’s statement of values. Part three of three in the series, Assessing Aramark.
ASU’s director of strategic marketing and communication Diana Bejarano said in an email that ASU strives to meet student needs and expectations as well as create revenue through its dining programs to enhance the overall student experience. Part two of three in the series, Assessing Aramark.
As ASU moves forward in its sustainability efforts, questions are being raised about its long-term partnership with international food service conglomerate Aramark, a company that has been suspected of “greenwashing.” (Part one of three in the series, Assessing Aramark).
In 2011, ASU extended its food service contract for the Memorial Union and the dining halls to Aramark until at least 2024. As students, professors and administrators attempt to define and develop a sustainable food system with Aramark, there seems to be no clear consensus.
After the man and his friend played in the pool, police found the two in wet clothing outside of the complex.
A Master of Fine Arts graduate student uses sonic storytelling to help young refugees narrate their journey.
ASU student Annica Benning has donated 300,000 copies of her book to fourth graders, school libraries and public libraries across Arizona to encourage children to read.
Samer Nasredden has built his life on his strong faith in Islam.
Police found a handgun in the man's vehicle after he was stopped for speeding 20 mph more than the posted speed limit.
The Arizona Board of Regents' student regents have chosen to endorse Jordan Davis and his running mates in the Tempe Undergraduate Student Government presidential elections, a rare move for the regents.
Secular Free-Thinker Shane Garst has turned to science for answers to his questions after growing up Catholic.
SP Weekly sits down with TJ Guerrero, president of the newly formed ASU chapter of the PIKE fraternity, to discuss the fraternity's plans to refine the perception of frat life.
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