Clark clinches West presidency
Andrew Clark was named the new student government president of the West campus on Monday.
Andrew Clark was named the new student government president of the West campus on Monday.
Though many ASU students will travel this summer, global-health freshman Trevor Mernitz will bike across the country to raise awareness for people with disabilities.
Options for maintaining the AIMS scholarship may include lowering the dollar amount of the award and stiffening the requirements for earning it.
Tempe police reported the following incidents Sunday:
State Reps. Kirk Adams, R-Mesa, and Kyrsten Sinema, D-Phoenix, were at ASU last week to call their political bases to action and help sell their plans for the 2010 budget.
Journalism freshmen Tania Mendes and Beth Wischnia were named president and vice president of the Downtown campus student government on Monday.
President Michael Crow outlined the effects of potential 2010 budget cuts, including the need for tuition surcharges, and Gov.
A diverse team of researchers at ASU is looking at the effects of cultural environment on local health in a way team members say they hope directly benefits the local community.
President Michael Crow outlined the effects of potential 2010 budget cuts, including the need for tuition surcharges, and Gov.
With $90 million cut in state funding this year, ASU is prepared to lose $50 million and to recover the rest through new fees and a tuition surcharge, President Michael Crow told the Arizona Board of
Tempe Police reported the following incidents Thursday: A 61-year-old Tempe woman was arrested on Tuesday on suspicion of endangerment, police reported.
Public-library cardholders can now check out more than just books.
A new Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps program will launch at ASU in fall 2010, making ASU a Tri-Service ROTC program offering services in the Army, Air Force and now Navy.
ASU police reported the following incidents Wednesday:
Mothers who are victims of domestic abuse or homeless will have a sweeter Easter this year with the arrival of student-made care packages.
Students are learning to save lives with free CPR certification classes being held on the Tempe campus this week.
In a virtual presentation, renowned theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking discussed the possibility of building a human base on another planet and gave reasons why alien life might not be contacting t
Desperate economic times call for desperate measures in Arizona, but experts said a legal loophole could allow lawmakers to cover the deficit without making severe cuts to state programs.
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