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DENOUNCING ALLEGATIONS: Herman Cain addresses the press in Scottsdale Tuesday afternoon. Cain held the press conference to publicly respond to the sexual harassment allegations made by Sharon Bialek, saying that nothing ever happened between them. (Photo by Beth Easterbrook)

Cain denies sexual harassment claims from ASU alumna

Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain denied several accusations of sexual harassment levied against him Tuesday at the Scottsdale Plaza Resort.

By Brennan Smith | November 8, 2011

Photo by Mitch Wojcik, Courtesy of Top Shelf Records

Guitarist Mike York talks the band’s upcoming show on Tempe campus, new album

Touche Amore, Pianos Become the Teeth and Seahaven are raiding ASU campus for a night at the Secret Garden this Thursday night, showing students what a real hardcore concert sounds like.

By Monica Arevalo | November 8, 2011

ASU Date Festival comes to Polytechnic campus

With nearly 40 varieties of dates, the ASU polytechnic campus has become a veritable oasis for date lovers.

By Jessica Heigh | November 7, 2011

Students help service dog foundation win grant

The Foundation for Service Dog Support was announced the winner of a $25,000 grant that will go toward the foundation’s work of helping disabled public safety officials and military personnel.

By Brennan Smith | November 7, 2011

Three wrestlers place at Eastern Michigan open

Three Sun Devils placed in the Eastern Michigan Open on Saturday

By Kyle Newman | November 7, 2011

ASU grads see world through Peace Corps

Fifty-eight ASU undergraduate alumni currently serve overseas in 37 countries as Peace Corps volunteers.

By Kharli Mandeville | November 7, 2011

Atlas Sound’s new album 'Parallax' is strange and beautiful

With the release of Atlas Sound's most recent album “Parallax” upon us, Bradford Cox remains one of the most enigmatic musicians in today's music scene.

By Jocelyn Gee | November 7, 2011

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'Hell on Wheels' off to a slow start

Unfortunately for Western fans, “Hell on Wheels” may not have what it takes to spark a renewed interest in the genre.

By Carole Murphy | November 7, 2011

'Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3' another hit for the popular franchise

Make no mistake about it, “Modern Warfare 3” is the most anticipated game of 2011, but does it live up to the hype?

By Tom Kuipers | November 7, 2011

ASU-UCLA post-game reaction

Junior quarterback Brock Osweiler and head coach Dennis Erickson reflect on their loss to the UCLA Bruins on Saturday.

By Master Tesfatsion | November 6, 2011

Law school discusses future of tuition increases

Interim Dean of the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law Doug Sylvester spoke to law students Friday on the Tempe campus to discuss tuition increases.

By Ryan McCullough | November 6, 2011

Moon rock comes to campus for Earth and Space Exploration day

School of Earth and Space Exploration unveil a moon rock brought in from NASA for the annual Earth and Space Exploration Day. | Slideshow inside |

By Michael Gordon | November 6, 2011

Grant to aid police in locating wandering adults

Grant provides funding for the Silent Partner program, aiding at-risk adults with locator wrist devices that help officials find wandering adults with Alzheimer’s disease.

By Caitlin Cruz | November 6, 2011

FOR THE CURE: Thousands of people walked around Tempe Town Lake Saturday morning in the annual Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation's Walk to Cure Diabetes. (Photo by Thania A. Betancourt)

20,000 walk for diabetes research

Around 20,000 people walked around Tempe Town Lake on Saturday to raise money for Type 1 diabetes research.

By Thania A. Betancourt | November 6, 2011

CRACKING DOWN: The City of Tempe Council approved changes to the city code adding a provision called "unlawful gatherings", which gives police more flexibility when dealing with parties. (Photo by Lisa Bartoli)

City code amendment could affect party enforcement

The Tempe City Council unanimously passed an amendment to the city code on Thursday that could affect enforcement of large parties and gatherings in Tempe.

By Ryan McCullough | November 6, 2011

Twenty years of 'Loveless'

My Bloody Valentine’s genre-altering album “Loveless” has influenced many bands, including Smashing Pumpkins and M83.

By Taylor Brooks | November 6, 2011

'Start Something That Matters' shows a different side of business

In “Start Something That Matters,” founder Blake Mycoskie tells the story of fast-growing shoe company TOMS.

By Mary Richardson | November 6, 2011

Harold & Kumar bring in the holidays in 3D

If Harold and Kumar are anywhere around, those leafy greens might not be mistletoe at all. The duo’s Christmas film hits theaters Friday, Nov. 4.

By Jonathan Fortner | November 3, 2011

GETTING A GRASP: ASU junior quarterback Brock Osweiler calls for the snap during the Sun Devils’ 48-14 win over Colorado on Saturday. A win over UCLA this Saturday will give ASU the Pac-12 South lead and a ticket to the Pac-12 Championships if they win the rest of their games. (Photo by Lisa Bartoli)

UCLA matchup sets up Pac-12 south title

Both teams will have a chance to put a stranglehold on the division title.

By Tyler Emerick | November 3, 2011

TALK ABOUT WHEELS: Students, faculty and members of the University Administration gathered in the Memorial Union in Tempe Thursday to voice their opinions and concerns regarding the Walk Your Wheels campaign. (Photo by Shawn Raymundo)

Students weigh in during Walk Your Wheels forum

Students, faculty and administration members expressed concerns of campus traffic in response to the Walk Your Wheels campaign by Undergraduate Student Government at a forum Thursday.

By Shawn Raymundo | November 3, 2011

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