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Lake Havasu campus funding meets goal to begin building

With a $1 million dollar donation, Lake Havasu City reached its $2 million funding goal to move forward with the Colleges@ASU initiative

By Newlin Tillotson | September 7, 2011

Tempe councilman announces candidacy for mayor

Mark Mitchell, son of former U.S. congressman Harry Mitchell, plans to run for Tempe mayor in 2012.

By Brennan Smith | September 7, 2011

Alleged ‘ASU Groper’ caught on campus

Police gain control of ongoing sexual assaults occurring on campus

By Shawn Raymundo | September 7, 2011

ACCEPTED: The NextCare Urgent Care on Scottsdale and Curry Roads is now accepting Sun Dollars in an effort to make the payment process easier and more convenient for students. (Photo by Lillian Reid)

NextCare now takes Sun Dollars for health care

NextCare is now accepting Sun Dollars as payments for ASU students looking to medical problems.

By Sara Smith | September 7, 2011

QUALITY H2O: Redshirt freshman Garrett Baker-Slama hydrates while recovering under the bleachers at Sun Angel Stadium. Baker-Slama has emerged as a top-three runner for the ASU men’s cross-country team. (Photo by Beth Easterbrook).

Baker-Slama a lucky find for cross-country

Three years ago, Garrett Baker-Slama was playing high school soccer; cross-country was just an afterthought.

By Danny Shapiro | September 7, 2011

UP IN THE AIR: Redshirt freshman placekicker Alex Garoutte celebrates with junior punter Josh Hubner after Garoutte nailed a 49-yard field goal against UC Davis on Sept. 1. (Photo by Beth Easterbrook)

Football relying on 2010 lessons

The ASU football team is counting on tough experiences from 2010 to pay dividends Friday night against No. 19 Missouri.

By Tyler Emerick | September 7, 2011

“Dead Island” squanders potential with technical flaws

“Dead Island” had a ton of potential and, given a little more time, could have been a great game, but it's simply too tough to get through.

By Tom Kuipers | September 7, 2011

NEVER TOO EARLY: ASU freshman forward Alexandra Doller low-fives her teammates during pregame introductions before the Sun Devils’ clash with Virginia on Friday. Despite her youth, Doller has made an immediate impact on the team. (Photo courtesy of Steve Rodriguez)

Freshman phenom Doller leading soccer’s attack

Alexandra Doller’s play indicates she is anything but a nervous freshman.

By Justin Janssen | September 6, 2011

USG addresses past, looks toward future

One of the main concerns from the year prior was the transparency of USG, which USG President Jacob Goulding has taken steps to remedy.

By Dan Oberhaus | September 6, 2011

SOLAR ENERGY: Solar panels are in consideration for parking Lot 59 in Tempe. The panels already exist on Hayden Lawn and over the Stadium Parking Structure on Veterans Way. (Photo by Sierra Smith)

Shade, solar energy soon to cover Lot 59

A new solar energy project is under construction on Tempe campus. Unlike its predecessors, it will not require a rooftop.

By Cassie Strauss | September 6, 2011

Students miss gems in local restaurant scene

Steps away from the Tempe campus, students are missing out on quality local joints.

By Brennan Smith | September 6, 2011

Video: ASU looks to fix cramping issues

By Master Tesfatsion | September 6, 2011

Largest sorority recruitment class swarms Tempe for Bid Day

Tuesday’s Bid Day for ASU sororities had the largest recruitment class seen at ASU: 896 registered women.

By Christina Tetreault | September 6, 2011

Editorial: Equality needed

We should not forget what we are really fighting for: the notion that gay and lesbian couples deserve equal protection under the law.

By Editorial Board | September 6, 2011

Pearl Jam, 20 years and counting

Pearl Jam celebrated in style over the Labor Day weekend with friends, family and fans at the Alpine Valley amphitheater in East Troy, Wis.

By Jonathan Fortner | September 6, 2011

Young scholars take on university academics

An academy for young, gifted students opened on the West campus in August.

By Mary Shinn | September 5, 2011

Video: Step show entertains, educates Phoenix audience

The Iota Phi Theta Arizona chapter alumni hosted a step show Friday with help from ASU members of the National Pan-Hellenic Council

By Sade Hurst | September 5, 2011

SOUTH OF THE BORDER: Black pottery from Oaxaca, Mexico was on prominent display at one of the many First Friday booths in downtown Phoenix Friday night during the First Friday art walk. (Photo by Lillian Reid)

Downtown art walk recognizes Hispanic Heritage month

September’s Downtown First Friday Art Walk displayed exhibitions of Latino Art in honor of the upcoming National Hispanic Heritage Month.

By Edward A. Lopez | September 5, 2011

Video: ASU looks forward to prime-time vs. Missouri

Arizona State head coach Dennis Erickson and junior quarterback Brock Osweiler discuss the Sun Devils upcoming opponent — the Missouri Tigers.

By Master Tesfatsion | September 5, 2011

Editorial: the missing vote

Are 52,000 votes all it takes to be mayor of the nation’s sixth-largest city?

By Editorial Board | September 5, 2011

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