Tempe Police reported the following incidents Friday.
Senate Judiciary Committee passed the controversial Senate Bill 1474 on Monday, which would allow concealed guns on campus.
ASU President Michael Crow discussed tuition and gun safety on campus Thursday at the forum on the Downtown campus.
Arizona House Bill 2211 will allow bicyclists 16 and older to yield at a stop sign rather than come to a complete stop.
A joke made by Arizona Rep. Cecil Ash, R-Mesa, during a floor session was treated as a serious proposal by several news organizations.
Tempe Police reported the following incidents Thursday.
This week on State Press Weekly, Host Samantha Valtierra Bush and reporter Andrew Bernardini discuss a team of Earth and Space Exploration students who will go to NASA in June to experiment in a zero gravity simulator. Music by ASU Music Therapy student, Carlos Urtubey.
Few students were present at an Occupy Tempe/ASU rally against House Bill 2675 Wednesday evening.
The Firehouse Gallery, blocks from the Downtown campus, moves its First Friday Night Live sketch comedy performance to Bragg’s Pie Factory after receiving a permit violation.
ASU’s Dust Devils Microgravity Team was selected by NASA to conduct research in a reduced gravity aircraft.
Marvelous Mud, a free local ceramic art exhibit hosted by the ASU Art Museum and Tempe Marketplace, is open until Feb. 26.
Tempe Police reported the following incidents Wednesday.
Proposition 439 aims to consolidate general and primary elections when only two candidates run for a position as councilmember or mayor.
The Alumni Association will honor exemplary faculty and alumni at the annual Founders’ Day Awards Dinner on Feb. 29.
ASU Police reported the following incidents Wednesday.
A bill passing through the Arizona House of Representatives is focusing on the health risks involved in hookah smoking.
The closing of 23-year-old Eastside Records in 2010 prompted Mike Pawlicki to open a smaller, revamped version of the record store —Ghost of Eastside Records.
Tempe Police reported the following incidents Monday.
The Body Pride Resource Fair on Hayden Lawn on the Tempe campus Monday kickstarted a week of discussions about body image issues.
Two Tempe campus residence halls suffered from minor fires Sunday and Monday.
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