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The price to park on campus will remain the same next fall, but using alternate modes of transportation will become more costly.
Litchfield Park residents are being warned of a door-to-door scam in which young people identity themselves as students at the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication.
As part of a strategic plan to further develop the university system, the Arizona Board of Regents is calling on university presidents to transform higher education to better serve the people of Arizo
With three state parks shuttered because of budget cuts and more closures possible, Gov.
Downtown students now have a more direct say in how their campus is run after they ratified their constitution, changing the student advisory board to a student government.
UPDATED: Situated in a one-story house near the western edge of the Tempe campus and the Mill Avenue District, the 2 Doors Down hair salon looks like a peaceful refuge amidst the chaos surround
ASU police reported the following incidents Wednesday:
The price to park on campus will remain the same next fall, but using alternate modes of transportation will become more costly.
The federal stimulus package is aimed to create jobs across the United States, but an ASU study says Arizona will not get its fair share.
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UPDATED: ASU police are looking for a fourth suspect in an active armed robbery case after arresting three suspects last week, ASU Police Cmdr. Jim Hardina said Wednesday.
ASU police reported the following incidents Tuesday:
The sandlot near Taylor Place on the Downtown campus may stay vacant for at least another year despite city attempts to attract developers, a Phoenix official said.
A group of 29 upperclassmen who aim to make first-year students feel more at home is looking for applicants for this coming fall.
Amid reports and warnings of growing danger across Mexico, many ASU students canceled their spring-break vacations south of the border, and popular beach destination Rocky Point has already seen the t
An exhibit at the West campus is aiming to educate attendees about the AIDS epidemic in sub-Saharan Africa by sharing the stories of four children.
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