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ASU creation helps medical diagnoses in poor nations

A new tool developed by an ASU professor and graduate student could make diagnosis in underdeveloped nations quick and easy.

By Michael Reppenhagen | September 2, 2010

Experts: Proposition would open health care reform to lawsuits

Arizona voters will be asked this November to approve a state law that contradicts federal health care reform.

By Yvonne Gonzalez | September 2, 2010

Police Beat: Sept. 3

ASU Police reported the following incidents.

By Matt Hendley | September 2, 2010

MAKING WAY: Demolition began today on the vacant Ramada Inn near the downtown campus. This soon to be vacant spot maybe the future sight of a new College of Law in years to come. (Photo by Jessica Weisel)

Downtown demolition begins; first step to possible campus expansion

Demolition began early Thursday morning to tear down a vacant hotel and make way for possible expansion of ASU’s Downtown campus.

By Allison Oswalt | September 2, 2010

City officials decide fate of bus route affected by budget cuts

A portion of a local bus route servicing Scottsdale and Tempe was cut last month, and now Tempe transit officials are trying to provide long-term alternatives for some stops in Tempe.

By April Atwood | September 1, 2010

EMPTY DEBATE: David Shapira responds to a question submitted by the audience as the moderator looks on at the District 17 State Senate debate Wednesday night. His opponent, Wendy Rogers, failed to respond to requests to attend. (Photo by Michael Arellano)

Tempe legislative candidates discuss immigration, education in debate

Candidates hoping to represent north Tempe in the state House of Representatives faced off Wednesday evening in a debate that covered an array of issues.

By Mary Shinn | September 1, 2010

WRITING HISTORY: Jin Ho Jo makes history as the first PhD to graduate from ASU's School of Sustainability. (Photo by Andy Jeffreys)

New degree offered for environmentally conscious

The Earth and Environmental Studies bachelor’s degree has attracted about one student per day since it was created two weeks ago

By Mary Shinn | September 1, 2010

Governor candidates debate SB 1070’s effect on Arizona

Four candidates vying for Arizona’s highest office met at ASU’s Downtown campus Wednesday night for the first post-primary debate in the state’s gubernatorial race.

By Yvonne Gonzalez | September 1, 2010

ASU inducted into Changemaker Campus Consortium

ASU becomes the first Western school to be named a Changemaker Campus because of its commitment to the social entrepreneurial field.

By Connor Radnovich | September 1, 2010

West students engage in food education

“Much Ado About Food” is the West campus’ theme for the fall and spring semesters, and involves discussions and presentations to help students learn about food.

By Monica Arevalo | September 1, 2010

Police Beat: Sept. 2

Tempe and ASU Police reported the following incidents.

By Connor Radnovich | September 1, 2010

Dancing Devils prepare for first year in competition

The ASU Dancing Devils are adding a competitive element to their team this year. This is the first time the club is competing against other universities.

By Jillian Fertig | August 31, 2010

Attorney tells students how to deal with police

A defense attorney spoke to students Tuesday evening on the Tempe campus, informing them of their rights when dealing with police officers.

By Joseph Schmidt | August 31, 2010

Panel denounces anti-affirmative action initiative

A panel of community leaders assembled Tuesday night to criticize a ballot proposition that would end affirmative action programs in Arizona.

By Matt Hendley | August 31, 2010

CUE UP: ASU sophomore Thomas Wheeler aims up his shot just before breaking apart the pool balls in Sparky's Den Tuesday afternoon. (Photo by Aaron Lavinsky)

Photo of the Day: Cue Up

By Aaron Lavinsky | August 31, 2010

PRICE DROP: A professor at ASU is predicting a drop in organic food prices around the state. (Photo by Andy Jefferys)

Professor predicts drop in organic food prices

A potential increase in the amount of suppliers of organic produce could make organic fruits and vegetables much cheaper in the near future, a professor says.

By Michael Reppenhagen | August 31, 2010

EMERGENCY: Police are considering using text messaging as a new way to alert authorities of a problem. (Photo by Annie Wechter)

Police look to begin text-messaging service

ASU police are considering text messaging as a form of communication for students to report crimes — a plan that would also help improve their connection to hearing impaired students.

By Matt Hendley | August 31, 2010

Police Beat: Sept. 1

ASU Police reported the following incidents Tuesday:

By Matt Hendley | August 31, 2010

Light rail considers extensions to West campus

West campus students might feel a little more connected with the ASU community in the near future as plans to extend the Metro light rail’s current track are discussed.

By Corinne Stark | August 30, 2010

SCHOOL SPIRIT: ASU's administration has put together a program to get more students involved in the ASU athletics department. (Photo courtesy of Chris Stark)

University plans to boost spirit, attendance at football games

The ASU Intercollegiate Athletics department has launched a new program designed to draw more students to the University’s sporting events.

By Cale Ottens | August 30, 2010

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