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ASU tuition could exceed $9,000

ASU proposed a tuition increase that ranges between $1,198 and $1,775, depending on class rank and residency.

By Kyle Daly | March 20, 2011

Editorial: Damaging hikes

Rising tuition and budget cuts are nothing new, but it’s important to not become numb to this news. With three straight years of deep budget cuts, the time is approaching when our tuition dollars will only allow us to keep the lights on rather than improve quality.

By Editorial Board | March 20, 2011

COMING SOON TO MILL: West Sixth off of Mill Avenue, formerly known as the Centerpoint Towers, was purchased in February by the Zaremba Group. The company is now leasing out condominiums pending the project’s long-awaited completion this summer. (Photo by Lisa Bartoli)

Leasing office opens as Tempe towers prepare for residents

West Sixth Tempe, the towers formerly known as Centerpoint, named a property management firm and opened an interim leasing office Friday in its first step toward filling the empty apartments by fall.

By Danielle Legler | March 20, 2011

ASU community responds to Japan earthquake

An ASU student studying abroad in Tokyo shares his story. The University offers counseling for students affected.

By Harmony Huskinson | March 20, 2011

Baseball sweeps No. 3 Oklahoma

The No. 8 Sun Devils went 4-1 during their school’s week off from classes, taking two series from two teams at Packard Stadium.

By Tyler Emerick | March 20, 2011

It’s the end of the world as we know it

Ridding ourselves of those notions and trying to think clearly, what if it’s not the end of the world — just the end of the world as we know it?

By Ben Karris | March 20, 2011

An alternative to partying

Binge drinking is a prevalent problem among college students, especially during times like spring break. Serving the local community is ultimately a more fulfilling way to spend one’s time.

By Julianna Roberts | March 20, 2011

National Champions: ASU seniors Anthony Robles (bottom left) and Bubba Jenkins (bottom right) pose with the other eight NCAA title winners on Saturday. (Photo courtesy of Wesley Herrera )

Robles, Jenkins claim national titles

After a long, tough road for the ASU wrestling team this season, the Sun Devils finished with accolades as senior captains Anthony Robles and Bubba Jenkins both left Philadelphia with national titles.

By Kyle Newman | March 19, 2011

Crashing out: ASU redshirt senior guard Dymond Simon tries to drive inside against Temple sophomore forward Brittany Lewis in the first round of the NCAA tournament on Saturday. The Sun Devils were blown out by the Owls, 63-45. (Photo courtesy of Steve Rodriguez+

ASU women routed by Temple in first round

Against Temple on Saturday, the ASU women’s basketball team was outplayed at every turn by an Owls team with a very similar style of play. The final result was a 63-45 Temple victory in the first round of the NCAA tournament.

By Elijah Grasser | March 19, 2011

In forum, Crow says tuition increases will be low

At a West campus forum Thursday, ASU President Michael Crow reiterated his plan to keep tuition increases low as the state prepares to chop university funding.

By Samuel Lane | March 10, 2011

Top military officer speaks at ASU

Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Adm. Mike Mullen spoke Thursday at ASU’s downtown Phoenix campus about a disconnect between the military and civilian worlds.

By Travis McKnight | March 10, 2011

Softball’s winning streak reaches 17

With four more victories, ASU now has won 17 consecutive games. The Sun Devils have outscored their opponents 41-5 in the four games this week.

By Greg Dillard | March 10, 2011

Club raises money for elementary school computer lab

An ASU technology club is hoping to promote children’s interest in technology by providing a new computer lab for a local elementary school.

By Sophia Charchuk | March 10, 2011

Boos & Bravos: March 11

Bravo to Adm. Mike Mullen, Rep. Gabrielle Giffords’ recovery and spring break. Boo to poor education statistics and the shuttle program coming to an end.

By Editorial Board | March 10, 2011

Football moves Missouri game

In order to accommodate ESPN and a national audience, the ASU football team has moved its home game against Missouri to Friday, Sept. 9.

By Nathan Meacham | March 10, 2011

(Photo courtesy of the ASU Tempe Police Department)

Police make arrest in Tempe campus armed robbery

ASU Police and the U.S. Marshal Major Felony Task Force arrested a 26-year-old Mesa man Wednesday in connection with an armed robbery that occurred March 3 on the Tempe campus.

By Danielle Legler | March 10, 2011

Michael Moore: A Love Story

Michael Moore consistently lies about situations that we should be able to understand.

By Brian Anderson | March 10, 2011

Men's basketball has its season come to an end

ASU’s long and frustrating season came to an end on Thursday night. A feverish attempt at a late comeback came up short and the Sun Devils fell 76-69 in the first round of the Pac-10 Tournament.

By Andrew Gruman | March 9, 2011

Letters and Sciences launches Turkey study abroad

A study abroad program beginning this summer will take students to the crossroads of the world.

By Tiana Chavez | March 9, 2011

Professor explains religion’s popularity in South Korea

Since the 1980s, Timothy Lee has been trying to discover why Christianity is so popular in South Korea.

By Tessa Ferguson | March 9, 2011

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