ASU and Tempe police reported the following incidents Wednesday.
The Arizona Board of Regents put an emphasis on the state universities’ online programs and set a goal for ASU’s online program to reach 30,000 students by the year 2020.
Students gathered Tuesday on the Tempe campus to discuss the terms used to describe the gay community and whether they are preferred by those they label.
A new club at ASU is teaching students the art of parkour.
An annual crime report released by ASU Police Thursday showed three-year highs in aggravated assaults and robberies across the University’s four campuses in 2009.
A new book by Claudia Dreifus criticizes how both private and public institutes throughout the nation are not worth the money students invest.
ASU became the first university to develop its own private geolocation mobile phone application last Wednesday when it released Spark, a location-based social networking service for students.
A daily police blotter of reported crimes and investigations across ASU's four campuses.
Student members of NORML wait with great enthusiasm on the outcome of medical marijuana legalizing initiative Proposition 203.
The ASU campus bookstore has partnered up with Hewlett-Packard to create a cheaper textbook option using in-store printing.
Groups are responding to battle increasing homelessness in the Phoenix area.
Efforts by ASU’s Green Team over Family Weekend resulted in an ASU first — 98 percent of waste was kept away from a city landfill.
Undocumented Iranian student Mohammad Abdollahi plans to camp outside John McCain’s Phoenix until the senator changes his stance on the DREAM Act.
Fast development of new, safe and effective medicine for patients in the U.S. and other parts of the world is not far off with a new partnership at ASU.
Students gathered at the Downtown campus Monday to hear U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan address college students across the nation in a broadcast from New York.
ASU Police reported the following incidents Monday.
An ASU branch of a global advocacy group urged high school and college students to get involved in raising awareness of genocide in Africa at a conference Saturday.
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