Tempe Police reported the following incidents Tuesday:
The Department of Student Engagement kicked off a week of events on Monday to participate in National Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week.
Tempe Police reported the following incidents Monday:
Warm soup filled colorful bowls on Hayden Lawn as ASU students collected donations for a local homeless shelter Monday afternoon.
ASU communications lecturer Maria Cordischi is challenging students to think outside the box in an assignment that asks them to give back to the University.
As the drums beat louder and louder on the West campus Saturday afternoon, a procession of Native American veterans marched to the middle of a group of bystanders at a powwow celebrating their militar
The swine flu vaccine will be available to high-risk groups on all four ASU campuses Wednesday, but University officials are still uncertain how many people will take advantage of it.
Tempe Police reported the following incidents Sunday:
Twitter users tweeted their way to prizes and supported local businesses along the way Thursday night as part of a Twitter Hunt in downtown Phoenix.
ASU football player Terell Carr was arrested Monday night in connection to a domestic disturbance involving his pregnant ex-girlfriend inside the San Pablo Residence Hall on the Tempe campus, official
With the passage of the new Post-9/11 GI Bill, a growing number of veterans are trading their military gear for ASU T-shirts and books.
Tempe Police reported the following incidents Wednesday:
ASU students seeking research opportunities can now use uResearch, a new Web site designed to connect them with research positions for academic purposes, which officially launched this week.
ASU is among the leading universities making strides in the area of natural medicine by researching foods like vinegar that show similar properties to accepted Western medications.
Tempe Police reported the following incidents Monday:
As Arizona continues its struggle to keep children in school, three ASU students are working to decrease dropout rates at a local high school.
When United States servicemembers in places like Iraq and Afghanistan check their mail in upcoming weeks, some will get letters penned by ASU students through a program facilitated by Off-Campus and C
A new phenomenon among Sun Devil fans has some tailgaters rethinking the way they interact before ASU home football games.
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