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History professor advises new PBS documentary

An ASU history professor used his knowledge to help create a new PBS documentary that introduces Native American history as an integral part of the U.S. experience.

By Brianna Mattox | April 20, 2009

Police Beat

ASU police reported the following incidents Monday:

By Tessa Muggeridge | April 20, 2009

ASU Police looking for volunteers

After a year of coordination and planning, the ASU Police department is opening its station to volunteers for the first time.

By Tessa Muggeridge | April 20, 2009

Math month helps people understand link between math, climate change

National Mathematics Awareness Month, created by the Joint Policy Board for Mathematics, is hoping to help people understand the link between math and climate change.

By Rheyanne Weaver | April 19, 2009

Police Beat

Tempe police reported the following incidents Sunday:

By Tessa Muggeridge | April 19, 2009

Students express concerns over surcharge

Students voiced their concerns about the proposed tuition surcharge at a town-hall meeting with President Michael Crow and the Undergraduate Student Government on Thursday afternoon in the Tempe campu

By Rheyanne Weaver | April 16, 2009

Doctoral students upset about inability to attend commencement

Graduation policies for commencement this May are making some doctoral students expecting to graduate in August upset that they cannot attend the highly anticipated ceremony.

By Adam Sneed | April 16, 2009

Flake, Mitchell hash out issues

U.S. Congressmen Harry Mitchell, D-District 5, and Jeff Flake, R-District 6, said bipartisan cooperation is the key to getting the country out of the economic crisis it is currently in.

By Derek Quizon | April 16, 2009

Police Beat

ASU Police reported the following incidents Thursday:

By Tye Rabens | April 16, 2009

Faculty poll: 80% say Obama should get degree

A faculty-led straw poll completed on Thursday at midnight suggests most ASU faculty members believe President Barack Obama should receive an honorary degree when he speaks at commencement on May 13.

By Adam Sneed | April 16, 2009

Lives and consequences

Transformers and Hannah Montana toys lay around the floor. The room is silent, as 6-year-old Joselin and 8-year-old Junior sleep in their small beds.

By Griselda Nevarez | April 16, 2009

Project aims to gauge education quality of immigrant children

An international research project led by ASU professors and graduate students is employing a new method to gauge the quality of early childhood education for immigrant families in five countries.

By Tye Rabens | April 16, 2009

Program trains for complete health

Instead of simply taking a pill from the doctor for an illness, students who complete an integrative health program in the School of Social Work will learn to take charge of both their own conditions

By Charlsy Panzino | April 15, 2009

Police Beat

ASU police reported the following incidents Wednesday:

By Tessa Muggeridge | April 15, 2009

Police Beat

ASU police reported the following incidents on Tuesday: Between 2:15 and 2:26 a.m. on April 7, a 20-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of aggravated assault.

By Rheyanne Weaver | April 14, 2009

Police beat

ASU police reported the following incidents on Monday:

By Tessa Muggeridge | April 13, 2009

Downtown students let loose with dodgeball tournament

Balls flew all over the downtown YMCA gym on Friday night as six ASU teams competed in the Inferno, a dodgeball tournament hosted by the Department of Student Engagement.

By Scarlett Heydt | April 13, 2009

Conference examines addiction law, ethics

Mental-health and addiction specialists convened in downtown Phoenix on Friday to present theories on the neuroscience of substance addiction and the legal and ethical issues found in substance-abuse

By Tye Rabens | April 13, 2009

Mendes wins Downtown campus student government presidency

Journalism freshmen Tania Mendes and Beth Wischnia were named president and vice president of the Downtown campus student government on Monday.

By Salvador Rodriguez | April 13, 2009

Some legislators looking to reform decade-long law

While legislators contemplate cutting hundreds of millions of dollars from crucial state services, a decade-old law could force them to spend millions more on projects that many think are wasteful and

By Derek Quizon | April 13, 2009

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