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The proposed ASU campus in Payson 90 miles northeast of Phoenix hit a snag with purchasing land from the Gila Community College. (Photo by Lisa Bartoli)

Land purchase for ASU Payson campus delayed

ASU and Payson officials are aiming to complete all of the resolutions associated with the Payson campus during the spring semester.

By Lisa Bartoli | December 5, 2011

Army, Navy ROTCs gather toys for Phoenix Children’s Hospital

Army ROTC collected $625 and 95 toys for the Phoenix Children’s Hospital at a toy drive Monday afternoon on the Tempe campus.

By Julia Shumway | December 5, 2011

Toys are donated at 1130 The Restaurant in Phoenix Monday night in an effort to replace the toys, which were allegedly stolen from St. Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center in October. (Photo by Sara Smith)

Phoenix restaurant party helps replenish stolen toys

1130 The Restaurant hosted a donation party Monday night to help St. Joseph’s Hospital and Medical Center after most of its donated toys were stolen in October.

By Sara Smith | December 5, 2011

Dutch Bros. Coffee is changing its hours to accommodate for the finals rush by staying open 24 hours a day so students can get their caffeine fix. (Photo by Beth Easterbrook)

Tempe Dutch Bros. to remain open 24 hours during finals

Dutch Bros. Arizona on Rural Road and Lemon Street will serve coffee around the clock during finals.

By Brennan Smith | December 5, 2011

Video: ASU club sails in the desert

After placing 12th in the Fall Pacific Coast Championships in the waters off of Santa Barbara, the ASU sailing club is back to catching wind on Tempe Town Lake .

By Tiana Chavez | December 5, 2011

Police Beat: Dec. 6

Tempe Police reported the following incidents Monday.

By Shawn Raymundo | December 5, 2011

First steps taken toward universal constitution

On Friday afternoon, the undergraduate student governments for the Downtown, West and Polytechnic campuses voted to pass new constitutions.

By Julia Shumway | December 4, 2011

Downtown fair showcases local crafters

Local downtown business Frances and Smeeks host the sixth annual Crafeteria.

By Sade Hurst | December 4, 2011

Second-year master's student Sam Chates quietly meditates on Nov. 28 in the University Center building on the Downtown campus. Chates started ASU Mindfulness Community to focus on regulating emotions and managing stress. (Photo by Lisa Bartoli)

Students take on finals week stress

Students and professors find ways to relieve the stress brought by finals week.

By Torunn Sinclair | December 4, 2011

About 800 people gathered at Kiwanis Park in Tempe Saturday morning for the 4th Annual Out of Darkness Community Walk, where attendants released a balloon in remembrance of loved ones lost to suicide. (Photo by Shawn Raymundo)

Community walk raises suicide awareness

Out of Darkness Community Walk gathered almost 800 people at Kiwanis Park on Saturday morning to raise money for suicide awareness.

By Shawn Raymundo | December 4, 2011

Police Beat: Dec. 5

Tempe Police reported the following incidents Friday.

By Shawn Raymundo | December 4, 2011

Jesse Jackson visits Occupy Phoenix protestors

Civil rights icon Rev. Jesse Jackson addresses Occupy Phoenix protestors at Cesar Chavez Plaza Thursday night.

By Vivian Padilla | December 1, 2011

TEDWomen simulcast brings local ice-cream expert to honors college

Sweet Republic’s Helen Yung spoke to students about her career as investment baker to ice-cream maker.

By Julie Vitkovskaya | December 1, 2011

Dan Rollman and Corey Henderson, founders of World Record Setters, helped set a world record for the most people to share a single chimichanga at Changing Hands Bookstore Thursday night. The chimichanga measured in around 17" long and was made at Macayo's. (Photo by Rosie Gochnour)

Record for most people to share chimichanga set in Tempe

Changing Hands Bookstore hosted an event to set a world record for the first time in Arizona.

By Thania A. Betancourt | December 1, 2011

Police Beat: Dec. 2

Tempe Police reported the following incidents Thursday.

By Dan Oberhaus | December 1, 2011

Downtown ice rink benefits alternative school, charities

NRG Ice at CityScape is donating a portion of its earnings to local charities and nonprofit organizations.

By Julia Shumway | December 1, 2011

Seventh grade student lives her dream job at ASU labs

12-year-old Hannah Fuchs was given a tour of the ASU chemistry and Biodesign buildings as well as the chance to participate in real lab experiments.

By Julia Shumway | December 1, 2011

A female student recently told police she was the victim of a groping incident on the Tempe Campus in early October, but police say it is unlikely it was the same man arrested of groping multiple women last year.

By Shawn Raymundo | December 1, 2011

Fashion designer and star of reality show "The Hills" Whitney Port spoke to ASU students on the Tempe campus Wednesday night about her fashion career and how to make it as an entrepreneur. (Photo by Lisa Bartoli)

Former MTV personality tells students how to achieve success

Whitney Port spoke to a packed lecture hall on the Tempe campus Wednesday night about her television experience, fashion line and how to achieve success.

By Torunn Sinclair | November 30, 2011

Students gathered in the Hassyampa courtyard for the first ever winter ASYule Ball. The attractions featured included Butterbeer, ornament decorating and a snow slide. (Photo by Beth Easterbrook)

Snow slide draws students despite delay

RHA brought a Harry Potter-themed taste of winter to the Tempe campus Wednesday night.

By Sara Smith | November 30, 2011

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