Police: ASU student beaten up in apartment complex elevator
A member of the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity was beaten up in an elevator at The District by members of another fraternity.
A member of the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity was beaten up in an elevator at The District by members of another fraternity.
ASU’s College of Nursing and Health Innovation received a grant to benefit the school and Veteran Affairs health care in Phoenix.
With a busy month in August, Tempe Police is waiting for the dust to settle to see if the city's new party ordinance is having its desired effect and looking ahead to the department's busiest month, October.
SP Weekly sits down with Dr. Nick Brown, director at the Global Institute of Sustainability, and Harvey Bryan, professor at the Herberger Design School and at the School of Sustainability, about ASU's new solar energy parasols.
MindCrowd, an online memory evaluation, is being used to bring researchers closer to understanding Alzheimer's.
Rapidly developing technology enables those with speech and language disabilities to communicate freely. Access to these technologies are made available through the ASU Speech and Language Clinic.
ASU welcomed five new American-Indian scholars as professors this semester.
Police arrested a man after he was allegedly swearing and yelling inside the Rainforest Cafe in the Arizona Mills Mall, and when asked to leave, he groped a teenager near the entrance.
ASU is one of 55 BCS football schools that reviewed its policies following Penn State's sex-abuse scandal.
The Manifesto Project, a venture to retain young leaders in Arizona, will host an event at the Polytechnic campus next Monday.
A piece from one of the rarest meteorites has found a home at ASU's Center for Meteorite Studies, where researchers hope to learn more about the origins of the solar system.
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.
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