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PIRG: An employee for PIRG, who declined to give her name, encourages students on the Downtown campus to vote for PIRG in the Tuesday and Wednesday student government elections. (Photo by Molly Smith)

PIRG looks to demonstrate student support in fee vote

More than a year after it was denied funding from ASU's student activity fee, the unofficial ASU chapter of the Arizona Public Interest Research Group is asking students for support.

By Kyle Daly | April 6, 2010

MEN MENDING MEN: Derek Dujardin, founder of MENding Monologues, shares a personal story from his life. At the event, the performance group talked about various themes such as love, sex and relationships. (Photo by Molly Smith)

Sexual violence performance draws criticism

A theater performance at the Tempe campus Tuesday night intended to educate students about sexual violence was met with some apprehension and disagreement from its audience.

By Matt Hendley | April 6, 2010

FUTURE OF GRAD STUDENTS: Fereico Waitoller, a graduate student at ASU, questions the panel of deans during a forum to discuss the disbanding of several of ASU's residential college programs. The audience was filled with many graduate students concerned with the future of their current studies. (Photo by Michael Arellano)

Education graduate students concerned about school’s merger

In a forum on Tuesday, graduate students voiced concerns about ASU’s announcement that the Graduate School of Education will be combined with the Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College.

By Kyle Patton | April 6, 2010

Police Beat: April 6

An unknown person or persons burglarized the rooms of two 19-year-old male students at Vista del Sol Saturday on the Tempe campus, police reported.

By Matt Hendley | April 6, 2010

NOT ONLY FOR YOUR THOUGHT: Heather Jackson, a sophomore broadcast journalism major, donates money to the Penny War put on by the University Student Initiatives: Student Engagement to raise money for a local non-profit organization. (Photo by Molly Smith)

Downtown students bring change with pennies in charity game

Student organizations are battling each other in a Penny War for Change on the Downtown campus to raise money for St. Mary’s Food Bank.

By Jennifer Crane | April 6, 2010

Easter arrives at Hayden Lawn

Omega Delta Phi celebrated Easter on Hayden Lawn on the ASU Tempe campus in hopes of collecting canned goods for St. Mary's Food Bank.

By Jillian Fertig | April 6, 2010

ASU initiative to improve Phoenix canal system

An initiative started by ASU called Canalscape is a fast growing project to improve the 180-mile Phoenix water canal system.

By Gardenia Coleman | April 6, 2010

Students split on health-care reform

The passage of health care reform resolution, which will result in both pros and cons for students, has left ASU students divided.

By Maxfield Barker | April 5, 2010

Law professor explains actual text of health care resolution

"James G. Hodge, professor of health law and ethics, gave the presentation in a law classroom Monday afternoon, looking closely at the legislation and its negative and positive effects."

By Maxfield Barker | April 5, 2010

ASU Police honors force, community members

ASU Police honored civilians and members of the police force Monday night in its annual awards ceremony.

By Matt Hendley | April 5, 2010

DOGS ON CAMPUS: Dave's Doghouse employee Alex Doyle serves up a Boston Dog, loaded with the signature fixings and stuffed between a garlic toasted bun. The Doghouse on the ASU campus is the second location for Dave's, with the original restaurant located on University St. (Photo by Michael Arellano)

2 restaurants open on Tempe campus

Dave’s Doghouse and e2, a smaller version of Engrained, opened their doors in Wilson Hall on the Tempe campus Monday.

By Joseph Schmidt | April 5, 2010

Obama Scholars program gearing up for second year

Nearing the end of its first year, ASU’s President Barack Obama Scholars Program is currently looking for upperclassman to act as mentors for incoming freshmen next fall.

By Katie Shoultz | April 5, 2010

Business school scaling back West campus offerings

The business school is discontinuing a number of classes required to obtain the Bachelor of Science in Business at the campus.

By Joseph Schmidt | April 5, 2010

HACKING THE TRACK?: Budget cuts to the METRO light rail will be voted on in May and could go into effect in May or in July. (Photo by Kyle Thompson)

Light rail cuts could hit as early as May

Because of a downturn in sales tax collections, Metro Light Rail will review several options for shortening service at an upcoming board meeting in May.

By April Atwood | April 5, 2010

Lecture series tells film students how to make it big in Hollywood

"The goal of the series is to engage current students in the entertainment field by bringing in people who have been through the challenges of breaking into the business."

By Ashia Johnson | April 5, 2010

A 51-year-old transient woman was arrested Thursday around 11:55 p.m. at the Tempe Police Department at 120 E. 5th Street on suspicion of assisting a criminal syndicate, possessing dangerous drugs, possessing drug paraphernalia, aggravated identity theft and forgery, police reported.

By Tessa Muggeridge | April 5, 2010

PIRG looks to demonstrate student support in fee vote

Sexual violence performance draws criticism

Education graduate students concerned about school’s merger

Police Beat: April 6

Downtown students bring change with pennies in charity game

Easter arrives at Hayden Lawn

ASU initiative to improve Phoenix canal system

Students split on health-care reform

Law professor explains actual text of health care resolution

ASU Police honors force, community members

2 restaurants open on Tempe campus

Obama Scholars program gearing up for second year

Business school scaling back West campus offerings

Light rail cuts could hit as early as May

Lecture series tells film students how to make it big in Hollywood

Police Beat: April 6

ASU sexual assault numbers fall below comparable schools

Interview with USG candidate Jacob Goulding

Interview with USG candidate Athena Salman

Interview with USG candidate Sharvil Kapadia

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