Tempe Police reported the following incidents Monday.
A new sorority on campus pumped up the bass in true dance-party style during the first Alpha Gam Pearl Jam dance competition Saturday to spread awareness about Type 1 diabetes.
A Halloween-themed event was organized at the State Capitol Saturday to send a message about Republican Gov. Jan Brewer.
A new club on ASU’s Tempe campus is being created to help bring awareness to HIV, a disease that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention calls an epidemic.
ASU students are re-engineering the Rio Salado Habitat Restoration Area drainage system, which might save the city of Phoenix hundreds of thousands of dollars a year in maintenance costs.
With more than a dozen new businesses opening on Mill Avenue this year, several new and old executives are looking to team up to establish a stronger presence on the street.
In hopes of turning a class project into a cash prize, a group of seven Polytechnic students is working together to design and build an unmanned aircraft vehicle.
Bags of leaves, trash and debris filled three industrial-sized Dumpsters Saturday as 132 ASU student volunteers pitched in at Tempe’s LoPiano Bosque Habitat as part of national Make a Difference Day.
ASU Police reported the following incidents Sunday.
Students in the mood for a melody will be feeling all right at homecoming this year. The Homecoming Royalty Coronation will kick off homecoming week with dueling pianos.
More than half of the remaining funds for the Downtown student government this semester could go toward student recreation.
An ASU group will address global poverty through the use of low-interest banks at an upcoming lecture.
Tempe police arrested a man and a teenaged boy Thursday in connection with the Sept. 28 murder of 48-year-old Casey Blackwood.
ASU Police reported the following incidents Thursday.
A lecture on the West campus challenged several misconceptions about obesity in an effort to better educate ASU students on the issue.
Among numbers of frustrating learning methods, one scientific website offers a unique, effective, and user-friendly alternative.
This week, we highlight two propositions that citizens will vote on this November: Mesa's Prop 420 and Arizona's Prop 203. Plus, a short story from ASU alumni Caitlin Horrocks.
Arizona gubernatorial candidates, minus Gov. Jan Brewer, talked about education funding and other issues at ASU’s Tempe campus Wednesday night.
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