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At its newest Tempe location near Broadway Road and Roosevelt Street, Four Peaks Brewery’s reverse osmosis system for water is housed in the giant version of their Kilter Lifter can. (Photo by Shawn Raymundo)

ASU startup cleans wastewater for local brewery

Arbsource, an ASU startup company, is working with Four Peaks Brewery to reduce its utility costs.

By Stephanie Habib | April 8, 2013

Students from Chandler High School work on a designated plot of land at ASU's Eco Garden. The garden, located on the Polytechnic campus, is home to student gardeners and community members alike.

Polytechnic campus students seek to live sustainably

Students who have chosen to live in the Eco-Village at the Polytechnic campus have been able to learn and participate in a community garden.

| April 8, 2013

Men take shots of Vodka at dorm party

A community assistant from Palo Verde East reported a party to police on the fifth floor of the dormitory.

By Shawn Raymundo | April 8, 2013

During the parade the sorority would occasionally stop to pose in Greek letters. (Photo by Ana Ramirez)

All-inclusive sorority celebrates Pride

Gamma Rho Lambda, an all-inclusive sorority, celebrated Pride weekend by organizing an alternative prom for high school students Friday night at the Tempe campus and marching during Saturday's Phoenix Pride Parade.

By Dulce Paloma Baltazar Pedraza | April 8, 2013

SP Weekly: The Latin Pachanga

ASU grad student, Jayme Kurland, brings and appreciation for Latin culture to the Tempe campus through traditional dance and music, as part of the Latin Pachanga.

By Courtland Jeffrey | April 7, 2013

Man stabs friend in neck, earlobe

After the man stabbed his sleeping friend, he fled and left the bloodied knife on the ground outside the home.

By Shawn Raymundo | April 7, 2013

Student organization prepares teenagers for higher education

A student-founded organization is preparing Tempe high school students to attend ASU.

By Avery Robrock | April 7, 2013

Serveral members of the Bible Believers Street Preachers organization came to the Tempe campus Friday afternoon wielding signs and wearing t-shirts in protest of the Muslim religion and homosexuality. (Photo by Shawn Raymundo)

Students protest religious demonstration

Preachers stood Friday on the Tempe campus holding signs that denounced Islam and homosexuality as many students asked them to stop.

By Dulce Paloma Baltazar Pedraza | April 5, 2013

Journalism major Jared Cooper won the award for best Sun Devil Spirit. The Pitchfork Awards celebrates the achievements of students, organizations and other ASU initiatives Thursday at Orpheum Theater in downtown Phoenix. (Photo by Perla Farias)

Awards ceremony celebrates student spirit and involvement

The Pitchfork Awards celebrated student involvement and initiative Thursday night in downtown Phoenix.

By Paulina Pineda | April 5, 2013

Student governments announce campus presidents

The student government election results for the 2013-14 year have been announced were announced at 1 p.m. Friday.

By Josh Thrall | April 5, 2013

The Mary Lou Fulton Teacher's College, located on Tempe's campus, offers a full range of classes for those who seek to become educators in both secondary and elementary schools. (Photo by Dominic Valente)

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.

| April 4, 2013

Woman's credit account charged for Walmart purchase

A person used a woman's credit card number to purchase a toy and gift card from Walmart's online store.

By Jacqueline Solis | April 4, 2013

Arizona Board of Regents approves tuition increases

The Arizona Board of Regents voted Thursday to increase ASU's tuition by 3 percent.

| April 4, 2013

Bill could improve transfer of ASU research to the public

House Bill 2566 could improve the process ASU uses to make its research available to companies and the public.

By Josh Thrall | April 3, 2013

PHX Sky Train connects light rail, airport

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.

By Amy Edelen | April 3, 2013

Chairs stolen from Memorial Union

Memorial Union staff said they initially thought the chairs were misplaced from the third floor open lounge.

By Sarah Anderson | April 3, 2013

Union Bank expands to Tempe

A California-based bank expanding to Arizona may provide job opportunities for graduating students.

By Whitney Ogden | April 3, 2013

Applied computer science junior Christopher Carter has been building computers since he was a child. (Photo by Murphy Bannerman)

Student advances in school, tech despite cerebral palsy

Christopher Carter has cerebral palsy and rebuilt his first computer when he was 8 years old.

By Sarah Anderson | April 3, 2013

Assessing Aramark: Quantifying a sustainable future

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.

By Nicholas Palomino Mendoza | April 3, 2013

Assessing Aramark: The grass is always greener

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.

By Nicholas Palomino Mendoza | April 3, 2013

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