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FINISHED PRODUCT: The winners of the art contest are congratulated by the Director of The Design School Darren Petrucci, left, and the Dean and Director of the Herberger Institute of Design and the Arts Kwang-Wu Kim, right. The students spent nearly four months constructing the structure. (Photo by Beth Easterbrook)

Student team transforms courtyard in Herberger competition

The winning team of the X-Square competition envisioned an outdoor space where people could either comfortably pass through or sit and relax.

By Cassie Strauss | August 23, 2011

WEARABLE ART: Locally created clothing, paintings and photographs are some of the many things featured in Culture Fresh, a three-year-old shop located in the Arizona center. (Photo by Lillian Reid)

State’s sole street wear store showcases local artists

Arizona’s only street wear boutique near the Downtown campus features clothing lines designed by local artists.

By Sade Hurst | August 23, 2011

ORDER UP: ASU junior Camille Steffen, majoring in social work, and graduate Daniel Grover serve brunch at Mill Avenue's newest restaurant NCounter. (Photo by Rosie Gochnour)

New Mill restaurant serves an earlier crowd

A new restaurant on Mill Avenue is avoiding the district’s nightlife customer and targeting the daytime eater.

By Melissa Mistero | August 23, 2011

TEAM LEADERS: ASU junior quarterback Brock Osweiler makes a pass during the Sun Devil’s scrimmage on Saturday. Osweiler was named one of the team captains, along with redshirt senior offensive lineman Garth Gerhart and redshirt senior linebacker Colin Parker. (Photo by Aaron Lavinsky)

Erickson, Sun Devils select football captains

The 2011 football season is just 10 days away and the Sun Devils have begun to prepare for their first opponent, UC Davis.

By William Boor | August 23, 2011

Reassessing intervention

While it may not be the most popular course of action, America has a responsibility to help those in Libya.

By Will Munsil | August 23, 2011

‘Attachments’ a refreshing debut for Rowell

Rainbow Rowell’s first novel, “Attachments,” is certainly an impressive debut in the “chick lit” world.

By Mary Richardson | August 23, 2011

Payson campus decision could come before year’s end

ASU officials expect to make a final decision about constructing a campus in the town of Payson — about 90 miles northeast of Phoenix —before next year.

By Leandra Huffer | August 22, 2011

GUN SAFETY: With Arizona being the most liberal state in the nation for gun laws, police and concealed carry advocates want to stress the importance of gun safety and properly concealing and carrying a firearm.

Police push for safe use of gun holsters

Since an incident in early August, police departments around the Valley have been advocating for gun safety and use of holsters by getting the word out through media sources.

By Shawn Raymundo | August 22, 2011

REPEAT HOPEFULS: Oregon junior LaMichael James runs to the outside of the ASU defense during the Ducks’ 42-31 win over the Sun Devils on Sept. 25. James and the Ducks are ready to take the inaugural Pac-12 Championship after making a run to the BCS Championship last season. (Photo by Aaron Lavinsky)

Revamped Pac-12 led by powerful Ducks

The 12 football teams will be divided into two divisions, the north and south, with the winner of each meeting in the inaugural Pac-12 title game with a trip to the Rose Bowl on the line.

By Tyler Emerick | August 22, 2011

Editorial: Trouble with No. 7

The fact remains that even though there’s no real proof that Vontaze Burfict has caused all these problems, there’s also no proof that he hasn’t.

By Editorial Board | August 22, 2011

Golf’s Fletcher competes in 3rd US Amateur

Spencer Fletcher is hoping his third time at the nation’s biggest amateur event will be the charm.

By John McKelvey III | August 22, 2011

Obama’s tactics in immigration reform

The Obama administration should be careful to follow the Constitution.as they attempt to rectify the immigration situation.

By Page Gerrick | August 22, 2011

‘Deus Ex: Human Revolution’ reinvents beloved franchise

“Deus Ex: Human Revolution” delivers an incredible gaming experience with an amazing attention to detail, but the overall complexity may scare away some less intense gamers.

By Tom Kuipers | August 22, 2011

Slideshow: Architects, students install Sedona sandstone floor in under-construction ISTB IV building

Architects and ASU volunteers worked together last Monday to install a floor made out of Sedona sandstone in the ampitheater of the ISTB IV building.

By Christopher Leone | August 21, 2011

CITY LIGHTS: Cars travel down University Drive, one of the busiest streets in Tempe. Bloomberg Businessweek named Tempe the third most "fun affordable" city. (Photo by Lisa Bartoli)

Tempe named No. 3 most ‘fun, affordable’ city

Tempe was recently named a top fun and affordable city by Bloomberg Businessweek in a study of over 3,600 ZIP codes.

By Edward A. Lopez | August 21, 2011

Student, professor honored at White House

An ASU student and professor were recognized at the White House Thursday as part of an Obama Administration program that recognizes people who do great things in their communities.

By Melissa Mistero | August 21, 2011

Tempe Center for the Arts gets custom made grand piano

A custom designed, $275,000 piano was placed in the Tempe Center for the Arts on Friday.

By Ryan McCullough | August 21, 2011

Friday start: ASU redshirt sophomore outside hitter Ashley Kastl goes up for the spike during the Alumnae Game on Saturday. The Sun Devils open their season on Friday against Denver at home. (Photo by Aaron Lavinsky)

Deep volleyball squad competing for starting spots

The Sun Devils are two weeks into their preseason training camp.

By Edmund Hubbard | August 21, 2011

Editorial: Applying personal interest

What many news outlets fail to address though is the work ethic of students who do and do not get jobs straight out of college.

By Editorial Board | August 21, 2011

Controversy or Coincidence: Is Nivea Racist?

A popular skin care line is under fire as people have been taking to social media and debating its potentially controversial advertisement. Is it really racist?

By Ashley Haines | August 21, 2011

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