Students analyze emotions found in suicide notes
The annual Medical Natural Language Processing Challenge is focusing on categorizing content from suicide notes
The annual Medical Natural Language Processing Challenge is focusing on categorizing content from suicide notes
The 66th Annual National Conference last week focused on America’s role in civic engagement and honored several leaders in civility.
A Celebration of Women in Music featured performances by ASU’s Music Ensemble and the Feminist College Ensemble.
Sustainable desert garden created by ASU program training students to work for non-profit organizations.
The Arizona Board of Regents met Thursday to discuss the fiscal year 2013 operating budget for the Arizona University System.
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With funding from Edson Student Entrepreneur, Vantage Realized can further develop their business.
The Troy Davis case has given many students a cause to unite and show their support by wearing black on Friday.
A mock U.N. event was held Thursday to give students more information on the Palestinian bid for statehood.
McKee takes the time to speak with members of College Republicans about his stance on national issues.
Tempe Police reported the following incidents on Thursday.
Mormon missionaries around Tempe spread their religion and find a new meaning in their lives.
The Tempe Town Lake pedestrian bridge is expected to open in October.
An ongoing legal challenge involving a French couple’s attempt to open a tattoo parlor in Mesa has sparked a debate concerning freedom of expression.
Date rape may not be a laughing matter, but Catharsis Productions’ Wednesday night improv show found a way to educate students about sexual consent through comedy.
The student loan default rate at ASU has risen .9 percent since 2008, with a total of 13.7 percent of 2009 graduates not repaying their loans.
Cyclist crash data and residential opinions about Tempe bicycling may not be too friendly, but officially, Tempe remains a Bicycle-Friendly Community.
Tempe Police reported the following incidents Wednesday.
Successful entrepreneurs spoke to guests about the outlook of businesses in Arizona.
Students discussed the repeal of “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” Tuesday on the Tempe campus.
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