ASU police reported the following incidents Tuesday:
One professor at the West campus has found a way to balance education with giving back to the community.
ASU researchers are working to improve the criteria used in the search for extraterrestrial life on other planets.
The future of media will be free content, a technology industry leader told ASU students Wednesday morning.
ASU police reported the following incidents Monday:
By November, students on the Tempe campus will be able to find relief from the sun in the shade provided by 100 new trees.
With a weak economy in a state hit hard by the housing crisis, some Valley churches are seeing fewer donations with increased requests for assistance.
Their bludgers are dodgeballs, their quaffle is a deflated volleyball and their brooms were bought at Wal-Mart.
One clothing company is letting customers have their green and wear it too.
ASU police have arrested nine Delta Sigma Phi fraternity members on suspicion of disorderly conduct.
Arizona State University's police department is actively patrolling bike racks this semester due to an increase of bike thefts at the start of the year.
Friends of an ASU freshman killed in a four-vehicle car crash in Phoenix on Wednesday night remembered her as a cheerful person.
Tempe police reported the following incidents Thursday:
Jehnifer Niklas dug through 150 pounds of garbage and discovered nearly 40 percent it was recyclable, proving to ASU and the City of Mesa the Polytechnic campus needs a recycling program.
The Downtown campus has taken a step to further sustainability efforts by the University, with additions to its co-mingled recycling program becoming fully operational this week.
Tempe is welcoming not only one, but five new yogurt shops.
Tempe, along with dozens of government entities across the state, could lose millions of dollars in investments with the unprecedented collapse of Lehman Brothers earlier this month.
ASU police reported the following incidents Wednesday:
With less than a week left to register to vote, groups are making their presence felt on ASU campuses as they work to get students registered.
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