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Local businesses win entrepreneur awards
ASU’s business school held its 14th annual Spirit of Enterprise Awards in Phoenix Thursday, recognizing five local businesses from a pool of 200 applicants for their achievements in entrepreneurship.
Students team up with Habitat for Humanity
Volunteers from Beta Alpha Psi and DISC met Saturday to collaborate with Habitat for Humanity, laying down the foundation for a new home and life for one Phoenix family.
Researchers study plants for energy inspiration
Researchers at ASU are using nature as their model for developing an alternative energy source to fossil fuel.
New residence, dining halls coming to Polytechnic
The construction of new residence and dining halls at the Polytechnic campus will tentatively start late spring with a possible opening some time in 2012 or 2013.
Business fee to fund Sun Devil Stadium renovation
The University Athletic Facilities District bill allows ASU to charge a fee to businesses located on campus. Money from the fee will go toward funding renovation projects of ASU’s athletic facilities.
Police Beat: Sept. 27
Police reported the following incidents Sunday.
Israel study abroad program expands
Students will have more chances to study abroad in Israel in fall 2011 because of the program’s expansion.
ASU research to fight diseases for military
Soldiers could have help combating diseases on missions in foreign countries with an antibiotic being developed by ASU researchers.
Police Beat: Sept. 24
ASU Police reported the following incidents Thursday.
Bike theft arrests increase
Undercover ASU police work and investigations have led to an increasing number of arrests for stealing bicycles.
Tempe transit has streetcar desire
Modern streetcars may be coming to Mill Avenue as early as 2016, according to recommendations made by Valley Metro.
Education students upset with internship changes
A new internship requirement at ASU’s teachers college has some students considering transferring.
Regents make cuts to AIMS scholarship
The Arizona Board of Regents voted Thursday to change the state’s AIMS scholarship program, reducing the amount of money awarded and increasing requirements to qualify.
Professor helps predict transit’s future
ASU professor Ram Pendyala is working on research to improve transportation systems.
Program supplies fresh produce at West
Students, faculty and community members can now purchase freshly grown and local produce every Wednesday through a new program at the West campus.
Student panel speaks out for gay community
A new student group aims to speak out and enlighten others on topics relating to discrimination and identity in the gay community through a panel discussion in classrooms.
Police Beat: Sept. 23
Reported crimes across ASU's four campuses.
Late-night hot dog shop opens on Mill
Cutie’s, a new hot dog shop on Mill Avenue and Sixth Street, opens its doors this Friday.













