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ASU football players utilizing iPads as preparation tool

ASU football coach Todd Graham is implementing a new coaching tool — iPads.

By Michael Gordon | September 28, 2012

Regents approve $35 million for Hayden Library project

The Arizona Board of Regents approved its annual budget at the first meeting of the academic year.

By Sade Hurst | September 27, 2012

Just blocks from the Downtown campus is Angels Trumpet Ale House, a new restaurant opened by two ASU alumni hoping to use their tourism knowledge to sustain this new business venture. (Photo by Jessie Wardarski)

Alumni couple opens downtown bar

Angels Trumpet Ale House, owned by ASU alumni Sharry and Mat Englehorn, celebrated its grand opening Sept. 15.

By Amy Edelen | September 27, 2012

Man arrested on suspicion of extreme driving under the influence

A Tempe man was stopped by police after he hit a stopped vehicle.

By Ana Ramirez and Maria Thompson | September 27, 2012

Pedestrians wait to cross the street on the corner of University and Hardy drives. The City of Tempe is planning to update University Drive from Ash Avenue to Priest Drive with new streetscaping, bike lanes and two new crosswalks. (Photo by Kurtis Semph)

University Drive to receive needed facelift

Tempe officials are planning improvements to street west of Ash Avenue with help from a federal grant.

By Riis Valcho | September 27, 2012

ASU robotics team prepares for summer competitions

The NASA Space Grant Robotics Team is recruiting members and upgrading previous robots to help succeed in future competitions.

By Charlotte Das | September 27, 2012

ASU network down after power failure

A power failure at an ASU data center caused a major server outage Thursday morning, making crucial MyASU services unavailable.

By Tess Homan | September 27, 2012

ASU server outage reactions

[View the story "ASU server outage " on Storify]ASU server outage Information on system outages can be found here: http://syshealth.asu.eduStorified by The State Press

By CManager | September 27, 2012

RJ Pabon doing an indy front roll behind the G23 at Lake Roosevelt. (Photo courtesy of Ryan Platt)

ASU Wake Devils team continues to grow despite funding cuts

ASU Wake Devils were ranked as one of the best college competition wakeboarding teams in the nation last year and have almost tripled their number of members.

By Hannah Lawrence | September 26, 2012

Libertarian candidate rallies Tempe students

Libertarian presidential candidate Gary Johnson spoke at ASU about his presidential campaign and the issues the U.S. is facing.

By Tess Homan | September 26, 2012

POVV: Prisoner of View/Point of War, a theatrical performance, explores the ways in which technology has changed people's perspectives of the world.
(Photo by Kurtis Semph)

Student-created play explores modern preoccupation with technology

The School of Theatre and Film presents a new performance that expresses human interaction with technology.

By Jacqueline Solis | September 26, 2012

Collette Butts hopes to play at this years Music on Mill, happening every Thursday starting Oct. 4. (Photo by Ana Ramirez)

Music on Mill to bring local musicians to Mill Avenue

Starting Oct. 4, musicians will line the sidewalks of Mill Avenue to play acoustic tunes.

By Ana Ramirez | September 26, 2012

Woman arrested on suspicion of possessing narcotic drugs

A woman was arrested after being unable to stay in one lane while driving.

By Ana Ramirez | September 26, 2012

'When I drove to ASU, I had to worry I would be deported,' Dulce Matuz, an ASU graduate named one of TIME's most influential people of 2012, said on Hayden Lawn when she spoke about the recent DREAM Act Wednesday afternoon. (Photo by Cameron Tattle)

Alumna works to pass the DREAM Act

Arizona Dream Act Coalition President Dulce Matuz, a formerly undocumented alumna, is the face of immigrants who are “undocumented and unafraid.”

By Dulce Paloma Baltazar Pedraza | September 26, 2012

ASU's downtown Phoenix campus is woven between the art and business districts of Phoenix and is just steps away from the light rail system, which is a major connection for the Arizona community. (Photo by Jessie Wardarski)

Downtown campus groups promote community focus

Collaboration between the Downtown campus and downtown Phoenix organizations are improving the relationship between students and the community.

By Sade Hurst | September 25, 2012

Mayors Scott Smith of Mesa, Greg Stanton of Phoenix, and Mark Mitchell of Tempe (from left to right) discussed planning for sustainability in their cities Tuesday night at the Mesa Arts Center. (Photo by Vince Dwyer)

Valley mayors discuss plans for sustainable futures

The mayors of Phoenix, Tempe and Mesa discussed planning for sustainability in their cities Tuesday night as part of a forum sponsored by the School of Sustainability.

By Jennifer Gunther | September 25, 2012

Student Anne Taylor promotes Arizona Students' Association's Voter Kick-off Rally on Tuesday in preparation to increase student voters for the November elections. (Photo by Emily Griffin)

Arizona Student’s Association rallies for voter registration

Students gathered in the Memorial Union to learn how they can get involved with the November election.

By Maria Thompson | September 25, 2012

ASU science laboratories receive technology from AZ Furnace, Arizona Commerce Authority and BioAccel to encourage faculty and students to recreate technology in Arizona.

AZ Furnace seeks entrepreneurs to develop patented technology

AZ Furnace, a new initiative through the Venture Catalyst at ASU Skysong, helps students develop already existing technology.

By Moriah Costa | September 25, 2012

Students under investigation for assault following slap fight in Downtown residence hall

Two students began slapping each other after a man told a woman to stop complaining about her broken phone.

By Maria Thompson | September 25, 2012

Film junior Jared Doles shows off the blankets ASU March of Dimes club made for sick babies and their families. This project was funded by the Miley Cyrus and Youth Service America "Get Ur Good On" grant. (Photo courtesy of Jared Doles)

Student dedicates volunteer work to babies, children

Film junior Jared Doles was chosen as a National Child Awareness Month Ambassador for his work with March of Dimes.

By Brooke Lawson | September 24, 2012

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