Police: Man with stick strikes biker, throws rock at car
Police arrested a man after he struck a bicyclist with his walking stick and threw rocks at bystanders.
Police arrested a man after he struck a bicyclist with his walking stick and threw rocks at bystanders.
The 2014 Your Novel Year program will provide students interested in writing science fiction with an accelerated online certificate.
Community leaders met with city officials Monday evening to discuss crime prevention and the latest on Tempe Police's Operation Safe and Sober.
A new database by the Arizona Republic shows that 55 of 60 ASU fraternities are currently in good standing, while four are on probation and one has had their recognition revoked.
A man seen littering in an alley was found to be underage and drinking alcohol out of his discarded cup, according to police.
SP Weekly sits down with the voice of Sun Devil football, public address announcer Jeff Scott, as he calls Arizona State's first game against the Sacramento State Hornets.
Anti-war protesters took to Mill Avenue on Saturday night to let their opposition toward any American action in the Syrian strife be heard.
The three-day event began Friday night at AREA48, giving developers, designers, marketers and those with ideas for a business a place to turn their ideas into reality in 54 hours.
ASU alumnus and fitness expert Chris Powell returned to his alma mater to speak at two presentations to promote the new Commit to Be Fit challenge.
A man was arrested after he assaulted another man, causing serious injury after a cell phone was damaged.
Two alumnae organized an art exhibit featuring pieces by fellow ASU women on third-wave feminism.
Author Kathy Kolbe, known for her extensive research in brain psychology, spoke to ASU students about learning and the creative process.
New study abroad programs have been introduced for students to study across seas and receive credit.
Assistant athletics director for recruiting, Sherman Morris, has been placed on administrative leave following his Aug. 29 arrest.
The Colorado River Re-Storied is a project headed by ASU professors that seeks to "re-story" the Colorado River Basin, from the headwaters in Colorado to the dry river delta in Mexico.
ASU is experimenting with a walk-only zone on the Tempe campus, mandating that all wheel bound pedestrians resort to more conventional forms of bipedal locomotion, walking.
Students should expect delays and seek alternate transportation to Thursday's football game.
Save Our Syrian Freedom has spent the last year trying to educate the student body about the conflict in Syria and raise money to provide humanitarian aid.
Operation Safe and Sober has increased police activity in common party areas in an effort to decrease underage drinking and drunk driving.
A Tempe woman was arrested after officers responded to a disturbance call and found a pipe with brown residue and a bag of MDMA.
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