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ASU graduate student, Victoria Sargent, prepared the Environmental Memories of South Central Phoenix exhibit at the George Washington Carver Museum and Cultural Center for its grand unveiling Wednesday evening. (Photo by Jessie Wardarski)

Exhibit unveils transformation of south central Phoenix

Historical display of South Central Phoenix and its changes over the past century opens Thursday.

By Jacqueline Solis | September 5, 2012

Police: Men arrested on suspicion of underage drinking after alleged harassment

ASU Police arrested three men on suspicion of underage drinking and alcohol possession Tuesday in Tempe.

By Dulce Paloma Baltazar Pedraza | September 5, 2012

Finance and computer information systems junior Keith Ryu navigates through his website Onvard.com. Ryu is co-founder and CEO of Onvard and is focused on guiding students to research study resources. (Photo by Marissa Krings)

Honors students create free online education site

Barrett students developed Onvard.com, a website designed to help people educate themselves via the Internet.

By Moriah Costa | September 4, 2012

Michelle Obama: College students key to election

In a conference call with college students across the nation, first lady Michelle Obama talked about the importance of college voters.

By Tess Homan | September 4, 2012

Police searching for possible suspect in theft of ASU student’s keys

A student told police a disheveled and sickly-looking man knocked on his door minutes before he noticed his keys were missing.

By Maria Thompson | September 4, 2012

Engineering professor Terry Alford sits with a group of students he met on one of his trips to Africa. Alford and colleagues at the university use computers to help students in South Africa receive better educations, especially in science. (Photo courtesy of Terry Alford)

ASU professor works to revamp African education

An Ira A. Fulton professor hopes to improve education in South Africa with new technology advancements.

By Charlotte Das | September 4, 2012

Javier Urcuyo is seen at the Noble Science and Engineering Library on the Tempe campus Monday. Urcuyo, who is only 12 years old, is one of the youngest students to take college-level courses at ASU. (Photo by Aaron Lavinsky)

ASU welcomes 12-year-old student

Javier Urcuyo is a 12-year-old boy attending ASU for the first time this semester.

By Dulce Paloma Baltazar Pedraza | September 3, 2012

Students line up at the newly opened restaurant, Qdoba Mexican Grill, in the Memorial Union on Tuesday afternoon. (Photo by Cameron Tattle)

Qdoba opens franchise on Tempe campus

Qdoba Mexican Grill is partnering with campus food service provider Aramark to provide Mexican food to students at the Tempe campus.

By Moriah Costa | September 3, 2012

Students could decide Parker-Sinema congressional race

Vernon Parker and Kyrsten Sinema will contend for a Congressional seat in a district that could turn either blue or red in November.

By Tess Homan | September 3, 2012

A light illuminates a bamboo garden on the Tempe campus at night. (Photo by Kurtis Semph)

Photo of the Day: Sept. 4

By Kurtis Semph | September 3, 2012

ASU student attends the Republican National Convention as delegate

Political science senior Kristin Middleton was Arizona’s youngest delegate appointed to attend last week’s Republican National Convention.

By Tess Homan | September 3, 2012

Police: Man accused of domestic violence after wife locks herself in bedroom

The man returned home intoxicated and was arrested before injuring himself and wiping blood on a jail cell wall, according to a police report.

By Maria Thompson | September 3, 2012

Website matches businesses with recycled water sources

WaterMatch, created by CH2M Hill and ASU, bridges the gap between large-scale water consumers and municipal effluents.

By Brooke Lawson | September 3, 2012

Antonio Valdovinos, co-founder of Team Awesome Arizona, will leave for the Democratic National Convention Tuesday. The student group, which is dedicated to better informing the public of Latino issues, will announce the DREAM Act as one of its platforms at the DNC. (Photo by Ana Ramirez)

Student group works to elect alternatives to Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio

Team Awesome Arizona, a student-founded group, has been working to inform their community about the alternatives to Sheriff Joe Arpaio and his immigration practices.

By Ana Ramirez | September 3, 2012

The ASU Art Museum is offering a free two-day celebration Sept. 28-29 to kick off their opening season by offering with new exhibitions and installations. (Photo by Shelby Bernstein)

ASU Art Museum prepares for season opening

The ASU Art Museum is holding a season opening event Sept. 28-29.

By Amy Edelen | August 30, 2012

Students now reserve football game seats online

The way student tickets are distributed at the football games has changed for the best this year, according to students and faculty.

By Hannah Lawrence | August 30, 2012

Junior business major and member of the Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity, Domenick Schepf, poses outside Hayden Library on Thursday night. Rush starts this weekend for sororities and next week for fraternities. (Photo by Jenn Allen)

Rush kicks off Labor Day weekend

Rush begins this weekend as students search for places to be involved and fraternities and sororities look to find their next class.

By Hannah Lawrence | August 30, 2012

In an effort to reduce noise, the City of Tempe is now requiring street performers on Mill Avenue, not just businesses, to obtain special events permits when using amplifiers. (Photo by Jenn Allen)

Retraction: Tempe tones down volume on Mill Avenue

Tempe has launched a pilot program to turn down the volume on Mill Avenue.

By Editorial Board | August 30, 2012

PlayStation 3 stolen from dorm in Palo Verde West

ASU Police are investigating the theft of a student’s Playstation 3.

By Raquel Velasco | August 30, 2012

Steven Sifferman, member of Devils' Advocates, gives a tour to prospective students Wednesday on ASU Tempe campus. (Photo by Cameron Tattle)

Prospective students experience a day in the life of a Sun Devil

The 46-year-old Devils’ Advocates club is the oldest organization dedicated to showing prospective students the ASU experience.

By Hannah Lawrence | August 29, 2012

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