ASU Police reported the following incidents Friday.
A small group of mourners, many friends of Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords or her deceased aide, Gabe Zimmerman, held a candlelight vigil Saturday evening at the State Capitol remembering the Tucson shootings of a year ago.
Performers of all ages are welcome once again to the Tempe Center for the Arts Open Mic Nights.
The IsraPulp collection housed at Hayden Library features a variety of different genres of Israeli pulp fiction dating as far back as the early 1930s.
After a wave of underage buyers attempting to purchase alcohol with fake IDs, CVS has implemented new policies to protect itself.
A 59-year-old transient man was arrested Monday at the 1000 block of South Mill Avenue on suspicion of being a sex offender without identification, according to a police report.
Health, fitness and mind experts offer their advice on how to turn those resolutions into reality for busy college students.
Operation Crank Call, a joint investigation by Tempe Police and the Drug Enforcement Administration, resulted in more than 200 arrests in connection with the Sinaloa Cartel.
Lucky Break Billiards Bar and Grill celebrated it’s grand opening Dec. 26 at McClintock Drive and Baseline Road. The bar is owned by Lucky Break LLC, which was established in 2011. Lucky Break is the first and original location to be opened so far.
West campus researchers are studying how touch can improve relationships in the “Healthy Couples Project.”
The Arizona Department of Education announced Arizona is expected to receive a $25 million grant to improve the state’s educational system as a part of “Race to the Top.”
Renowned businessman, philanthropist and benefactor to the W.P. Carey School of Business, William Polk Carey passed away of natural causes Monday.
Tempe Police reported the following incidents Tuesday
An ASU student spent nine days on a snowy road before being rescued.
A man with a gun was spotted near Hassayampa Academic Village on the Tempe campus Monday evening.
Downtown students will vote on a new constitution and elections code Tuesday.
Students and faculty from ASU’s School of Arts Media and Engineering have designed a mixed reality system to aid in stroke victims’ rehabilitation.
Stand Up for Kids co-director and communication graduate student Timothy Huffman was awarded the Martin Luther King Jr. Student Servant-Leadership Award.
Open Source Project café in Tempe will close because of financial issues and a lack of customers.
ASU and Payson officials are aiming to complete all of the resolutions associated with the Payson campus during the spring semester.
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