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New UA medical school means more students training in rural areas

Between working on class projects and studying for exams, medical student Nathalie Petein reports to Native Americans for Community Action Family Health Center at 8:15 a.m.

| September 14, 2009

From paper to portal

ASU health centers are phasing out paper medical records in an effort to cut costs and become more efficient, officials from the College of Nursing and Health Innovation said.

By Nicole Gilbert | September 14, 2009

Police Beat

Tempe Police reported the following incidents Monday:

By Michelle Parks | September 14, 2009

$2.5M grant to fund Latino asthma research

The College of Nursing and Health Innovation announced Monday that it received a $2.5 million grant for research of asthma disparities among Latino children from the National Center of Complementary a

By Nicole Gilbert | September 14, 2009

52 underage drinkers arrested at Tempe bar

Tempe police arrested 52 people Saturday on suspicion of underage drinking after the Arizona Department of Liquor Licensing and Control alerted the Tempe Police Department.

By Allison Gatlin | September 14, 2009

Former police detective looks back on 15 years undercover

Former Phoenix Police Detective Jack Ballentine shared stories Monday about the 15 years he spent working undercover to an audience of about 60 people in the Pima Auditorium of the Memorial Union.

By Derek Quizon | September 14, 2009

Nursing program raising entrance standards

The College of Nursing and Health Innovation will stiffen its eligibility requirements for entrance into the nursing school starting next fall.

By Scarlett Heydt | September 14, 2009

West campus 9/11 event evokes memories

More than 2,000 American flags were spread across Fletcher Lawn on the West campus Friday in commemoration of those who died in the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.

By Sarah Hotchkiss | September 13, 2009

Leadership development program premieres at Downtown campus

The Power Series, a leadership-development program for ASU students, kicked off with its first seminar Friday at the Downtown campus.

By Daniel Baxley | September 13, 2009

Police Beat

Tempe Police reported the following incidents Sunday:

By Nathan Meacham | September 13, 2009

Tempe gets sneak peek at new local businesses

Business owners packed the corner of Sixth Street and Mill Avenue Thursday afternoon to give the Tempe community a sneak peek of what they have to offer at their soon-to-open businesses.

By Nicole Gilbert | September 10, 2009

Police Beat

Tempe Police reported the following incidents Thursday:

By Nathan Meacham | September 10, 2009

Residents weigh in on Orbit route change

A group of 30 frustrated Tempe residents gathered at the Tempe Transportation Center Wednesday to discuss proposed changes to the Bus and Orbit System routes.

By Michelle Parks | September 9, 2009

Police Beat

ASU Police reported the following incidents Wednesday:

By Jessica Testa | September 9, 2009

Chinese artists illustrate persecution

A traveling exhibit showcasing art by a group of politically-oppressed Chinese artists that stopped at the Tempe campus Wednesday included award-winning finger-paintings and depictions of torture.

By Jessica Testa | September 9, 2009

KAET productions to stay in Tempe for now

As KAET/Channel 8 begins its move to the Downtown campus, station officials are working out plans to remain on the air while in transition.

By Desiree Salazar | September 9, 2009

Incentive program targets Tucson community college students

Students transferring to ASU from Pima Community College, near UA in Tucson, will have the chance to receive a tuition incentive from the University in addition to other benefits.

By Allison Gatlin | September 9, 2009

Researchers using dragonflies to study oxygen

Dragonflies may be the key to a scientific breakthrough that sheds light on prehistoric oxygen levels, ASU scientists said Wednesday.

By Nicole Gilbert | September 9, 2009

ASU continues funding national scholars

ASU will continue to award scholarships to high-quality students, an official said days after the University of Texas at Austin announced it would no longer participate in the national scholars progra

By Salvador Rodriguez | September 8, 2009

Vue ups enforcement after weekend arrests

After arresting nearly 90 people at The Vue apartments over the first weekend of the semester, Tempe police said Wednesday the situation in the complex has calmed down.

By Paige Soucie | September 8, 2009

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