Police Beat: March 30
Police reported the following incidents Tuesday.
Police reported the following incidents Tuesday.
Students from across the state voiced a mixture of concern and support for the proposed tuition increases for next year on Monday night at an Arizona Board of Regents open tuition hearing.
Controversy arose Monday after Gov. Jan Brewer announced her selection of Russian junior and ASU College Republicans President Tyler Bowyer to serve on the Arizona Board of Regents as the newest student regent.
An ASU professor talked about the importance of indigenous knowledge systems for Native American students.
Two Downtown students announced their candidacies for student government president Monday, including a former candidate who was disqualified last spring but still received the majority of the vote.
The Arizona Senate approved a bill banning texting while driving, and the bill is now up for consideration in the House.
ASU students have an opportunity to travel to Peru this summer for an internship or service-learning experience as part of the study abroad program.
One Phoenix transient and light rail rider plans to see every state in the nation by riding freight trains.
A daily police blotter from reports at the ASU and Tempe police departments.
ASU students speak out about recent state legislation that proposes to cut at least $100 million from the university system.
The student program fee might be raised for the 2011-12 school year from $25 to $75 a semester, depending on the Presidents Council’s decision after listening to the senates’ opinions.
Candidates for student government president at the West, Downtown and Polytechnic campuses have started their campaigns.
The Date U website, initiated last semester by two current ASU students, is sponsoring a citywide sales and marketing competition starting Monday to help brand and advertise the website.
A speaker at “Friending Facebook: The (Re) Construction of Self and Other,” a seminar held on ASU’s Tempe campus Friday, explained why “geek” is not as derogatory as some may think.
Dozens of aspiring reality TV stars gathered around Cadillac Ranch at Tempe Marketplace Saturday in hopes of being chosen for the next season of MTV’s ‘The Real World.’
A fungus affecting oranges has been found in Arizona’s Maricopa and Yuma counties, and the U.S. Department of Agriculture has issued regulations to prevent it from spreading.
Tempe Police reported the following incidents Sunday.
A visiting professor from the U.K. discussed his extensive chimpanzee studies and how chimpanzees’ early material use and behaviors could indicate what the earliest human ancestors were like over millions of years ago on Thursday night.
For an additional $50 to $100, students and faculty next fall can purchase the Eco-Pass, a supplemental parking pass to be used in conjunction with the Student U-Pass or Employee Platinum Pass.
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