Four years later, WISE looks to recruit male supporters
WISE is celebrating its founder’s day on Monday in honor of the four years they have been a club on the Polytechnic campus.
WISE is celebrating its founder’s day on Monday in honor of the four years they have been a club on the Polytechnic campus.
Students and faculty share viewpoints over violence due to anti-Islamic film.
With less than two months until the general election, both panelists and community members at the Arizona Town Hall Forum on Civic Engagement focused on the issue of engaging voters, especially young ones.
The W.P. Carey School of Business has formed a partnership with the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering to offer a four-year concurrent degree program.
Student creates device that enables dogs to press a button and call owners when they need to go outside.
The Well Devils Council has joined efforts with the Mayo Clinic to conduct a university health research project while encouraging freshman to practice healthy habits.
Two men were arrested on suspicion of drug possession and initiating a fight at Zuma Grill Tuesday night.
The Fulbright Program awards scholarships to students, allowing them to travel the world.
Julio Cesar Morales, the ASU Art Museum’s new curator, has plans to bring in a larger audience by presenting more Latin American culture.
Some news outlets are charging viewers a monthly subscription after 20 clicks.
The Hub looks to beat out competition and fill retail space at College Avenue and Veterans Way.
Business sophomore Drew Curry launched TheOllin.com, an online T-shirt store that promotes a positive lifestyle. A percentage of profits are donated toward education in Calcutta, India.
A woman was pulled over for an expired vehicle registration and a traffic citation and arrested on suspicion of various drug possession charges.
ASU’s Campus Student Sustainability Initiatives members are working this year to recruit more students to promote volunteer efforts and expand their impact on campus.
Hundreds of people gathered at Tempe Beach Park to see the Tempe Healing Field memorial on Tuesday, Sept. 11, 2012.
ASU graduate student Arijit Guha has struggled with colon cancer for more than a year. Along with this battle, he has had to fight Aetna’s decision to stop covering his medical expenses.
Police aide employees work full-time to assist officers and receive benefits such as tuition waivers.
A woman was found inside the fenced Alpha Drive property told police she did not plan to steal from the site but trespassed to make out with a man.
This episode of State Press Conversations centers on a group of ASU professors and students who are working to create adaptive learning devices and technology for visually impaired students in science, technology, engineering and math classes.
While her visual impairment offers challenges in learning, it inspired Ashleigh Gonzales to contribute to technology development to minimize these challenges.
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