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Tempe police reported the following incidents Monday: A 54-year-old Tucson man was arrested Sunday on suspicion of assault and possessing narcotic drugs, police reported.
By Tessa Muggeridge
| March 2, 2009
Program fees possible due to cuts, Crow says
The University could increase program fees and implement temporary additional charges to compensate for $90 million in lost revenue caused by cuts in state funding, ASU President Michael Crow said.
By Derek Quizon
| March 2, 2009
Economy could boost popularity of dial-up
Dial-up Internet may have a resurgence as a result of the economic conditions, according to some dial-up service providers.
By Rheyanne Weaver
| March 1, 2009
Auto thefts decrease downtown
Phoenix can breathe a sigh of relief as the number of reported motor vehicle thefts continues to drop due to what police believe is a result of better education of the community and a stronger task fo
| March 1, 2009
Artistic protest slams Arpaio
ASU students used paint, masks and poster boards to relay the message that they want Arizona officials to investigate Sheriff Joe Arpaio.
By Jodi Cisman
| March 1, 2009
Blind ASU student to scale African mountain in June
Sociology sophomore Tanner Robinson is used to overcoming challenges.
By Abigail Gilmore
| March 1, 2009
Researcher links heart disease, sexual dysfunction
Hypertension, or high blood pressure, is proven to lead to sexual dysfunction and eventually cardiovascular disease, according to research from a Downtown campus professor.
By Rheyanne Weaver
| February 26, 2009
Police Beat
Tempe police reported the following incidents Thursday: A 21-year-old Tempe man was arrested Wednesday on suspicion of aggravated assault of a police officer, police reported.
By Rheyanne Weaver
| February 26, 2009
More than 40 groups participate in World Festival
After more than two decades of celebrating with tango dancers and Thai chicken curry, the ASU campus still has not grown tired of embracing its place in the world.
By Tye Rabens
| February 26, 2009
Officials: Teachers face an unstable workforce
Arizona continues to face educational challenges on two fronts: a lack of resources to hire new teachers and the inability to keep teachers in the classroom.
By Benjamin Weitzenkorn
| February 26, 2009
Man arrested after bike theft
ASU police arrested a Tempe man suspected of stealing bicycles from the Tempe campus on Tuesday afternoon.
By Tessa Muggeridge
| February 25, 2009
Study: Tucson median home prices now higher than Phoenix
Growing foreclosure rates are responsible for a new housing trend that few Arizonans would have guessed in previous years.
By Allison Carlin
| February 25, 2009
Wordsmith breaks record
When Nigel Peltier sees a group of eight letters, he begins thinking of words in the Scrabble dictionary.
By Abigail Gilmore
| February 25, 2009
West campus keeps name, grad programs
The West campus will no longer change its name or lose its graduate programs, after University officials revised the list of changes late to the campus late last week.
By Adam Sneed
| February 25, 2009
LGBTQ Coalition seeks space for resource center
Room No. 340 in the Memorial Union is approximately 180 square feet large, but student leaders are saying it is no longer enough to serve LGBTQ students at ASU.
By Tye Rabens
| February 24, 2009
Air and space institute to develop at Poly
ASU is teaming up with political and aerospace leaders to create an aerospace research and development institute at the Polytechnic campus.
By Griselda Nevarez
| February 24, 2009
Site aims to please students
College students can now use one Web site for their home page and, in the future, social networking needs.
By Rheyanne Weaver
| February 24, 2009
Board may suspend university tuition policy
The Arizona Board of Regents may suspend a policy that keeps university tuition ranked at the top of the lowest third of state universities in the U.S.
By Adam Sneed
| February 24, 2009