Students take fuel concept to national contest
ASU students are using chemical reactions to power their journey to a national science competition.
ASU students are using chemical reactions to power their journey to a national science competition.
Speaking at an open forum on the Downtown campus Wednesday afternoon, ASU President Michael Crow fielded dozens of student questions on various topics.
Police reported the following incidents Wednesday.
An energetic Republican crowd gathered inside the Hyatt hotel in downtown Phoenix Tuesday night to celebrate Gov. Jan Brewer’s win over Democratic opponent Terry Goddard.
Republican David Schweikert wins seat in Congressional District 5 over Rep. Harry Mitchell.
In a first-time collaboration with Facebook, ABC News held a seven-hour Election Day presentation Tuesday night at the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication.
Nazi propaganda will be touring the country in 2013 to educate the country about biased political messages in the media, with the help of an ASU Art Museum curator.
ASU Police reported the following incidents Tuesday.
John VandenBrooks, a postdoctoral research fellow at ASU, released data from his study on how oxygen levels in the atmosphere affect insect size.
A newly released scientific study shows one-fifth of Earth’s vertebrates are facing a dinosaurs’ destiny.
As part of a campaign to spread torture awareness, students organized “The Sound of Torture” to solicit students about the many torture tactics used around the world.
The Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals heard arguments for and against Senate Bill 1070 on Monday.
Candidate for state treasurer Andrei Cherny campaigned in all of Arizona’s 15 counties in 24 hours in an event that culminated at the Democratic Party headquarters in downtown Phoenix.
Before the Polytechnic campus breaks ground with a new freshman residential hall and dining facility in June, student government officials are asking for student input.
A recent epidemic-like increase in reported bedbug infestations across Arizona and across the entire nation presents a health concern.
Tempe Police reported the following incidents Monday.
HTML5, the next revision of the Internet code, has been linked to the recent data leak of Facebook users’ personal information, and could be the future of Internet.
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