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New clothing exchange shop has ASU appeal

A new Plato’s Closet clothing exchange shop that opened in Scottsdale Thursday is attracting many ASU customers.

By Mary Shinn | October 7, 2010

LOOKING FOR A LINK: Maurice Stevens, author of “Troubled Beginnings,” speaks at the New College Trauma Conference, held Oct. 7-9 at ASU's West campus. The conference looks to build on the recent work in trauma while also looking to link the theory and practice of trauma together. (Photo by Annie Wechter)

West campus trauma conference promotes collaboration

ASU's New College of Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences kicked off its New Approaches to Trauma conference Thursday at the West campus, outlining mental health studies related to trauma.

By Michael Reppenhagen | October 7, 2010

Huskies look to keep momentum going against ASU

Hoping to capitalize on the momentum of topping Southern California last weekend, Washington hosts ASU in Seattle this Saturday.

By Tyler Emerick | October 7, 2010

State Press Weekly: Oct. 7

We take a continued look at Arizona's medical marijuana initiative this week. Plus, a preview of the Nest, a a haunted house, and ASU vs. Washington. Music by the Pharcyde.

By State Press Staff | October 7, 2010

EDGE: Locker leads favored Huskies against reeling ASU

With a three-game losing streak heading into Seattle, the Sun Devils look to avoid a calendar year without a win over an FBS opponent, but UW appears to be the favorite.

By Nick Ruland | October 6, 2010

Crow: History of ASU football not good enough

The ASU football program is in the midst of an extended rough patch, but ASU President Michael Crow still has high expectations for the near future. It just might take time.

By Tyler Lockman | October 6, 2010

DROPPING PRICES: For the first time since March, prices for homes in the Phoenix area have dropped. (Photo by Scott Stuk)

Valley home prices see first drop in months

Phoenix-area home prices fell for the first time since March, according to a W. P. Carey School of Business report released Wednesday.

By Yvonne Gonzalez | October 6, 2010

OFFENSIVE SPARK: Senior outside hitter Sarah Reaves returns a volley during a recent match as senior libero Sarah Johnson looks on. Reaves leads ASU's offensive attack, which the team is trying to improve. (Photo by Scott Stuk)

ASU volleyball searching for balanced offense

On the volleyball court offense is crucial. Without a strong offensive attack, teams rarely thrive. A well-built offense can make a world of a difference.

By Greg Dillard | October 6, 2010

LEARNING IN CHINA: ASU President Michael Crow spoke at a reception Wednesday, celebrating the launch of the University's Chinese Language Flagship Program. This program allows ASU students to take courses while also preparing them for the professional work force of China. (Photo by Scott Stuk)

ASU celebrates Chinese immersion program

The University’s Chinese Language Flagship Program celebrated a continuation of its relationship with the National Security Education Program.

By Michael Reppenhagen | October 6, 2010

Technology leads to ‘surveillance society’

ASU law professor Gary Marchant underlined the relationships between technology, privacy and law, and theorized on today’s society subsiding into a “surveillance society” in a presentation Tuesday in Tempe.

By Matt Hendley | October 5, 2010

Ducks lead Pac-10 rankings with Stanford win

Oregon’s domination of Stanford keeps it atop the Pac-10 power rankings.

By Andrew Gruman | October 5, 2010

ASU professor joins presidential committee

The White House announced math and science research professor Carlos Castillo-Chavez has been named to serve on the President’s Committee on the National Medal of Science.

By Alex Ferri | October 5, 2010

Organic America Howls with WWOOF

Take a walk on the organic side with World Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms (WWOOF), an organization that provides access to rural areas for people who support the organic movement.

By Tye Rabens | October 4, 2010

FIND A NEW ROUTE: Downtown campus commuters could soon be affected by a Phoenix bus strike. Many employee transit unions may conduct a labor strike if a negation is not reached. (Photo by Annie Wechter)

Bus strike could affect Phoenix students

Several employee transit unions may soon conduct a labor strike as ongoing contract negotiations with Veolia Transportation Services continue without progress.

By Travis McKnight | October 4, 2010

FIRST-HAND EXPERIENCE: Barry, who did not want to give his last name, attended Tempe's coalition to reduce underage drinking and drug use Monday night and spoke of his son, who died from alcohol poisoning, and the dangers of underage drinking. (Photo by Aaron Lavinksy)

Tempe talks underage drinking

Tempe officials on Tuesday night encouraged students and parents to communicate in order to prevent underage drinking.

By April Atwood | October 4, 2010

Professors: Arizona lacks non-partisan polling

Less than a month to Election Day, ASU professors say Arizona is lacking non-partisan polling of congressional districts, which could lead to skewed results.

By Yvonne Gonzalez | October 4, 2010

Education secretary calls for U.S. to ‘again lead the world’

In a national conference call with college journalists Monday, U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan stressed the importance of higher education and the need for financial aid reform.

By Cale Ottens | October 4, 2010

ASU merit scholarships change requirements

ASU has changed the GPA and credit requirements for its merit scholarships in hopes of promoting student success and encouraging graduation in four years.

By Kirsten Hillhouse | October 4, 2010

Erickson addresses red zone issues, Burfict’s behavior

After losing its ninth consecutive FBS game dating back to 2009, coach Dennis Erickson wrestled tired topics at Monday’s press conference.

By Nick Ruland | October 4, 2010

Tempe Town Lake to receive water Friday

Tempe Town Lake will begin to be refilled Friday and is expected to be completed by Oct. 25 instead of the initial Nov. 1 estimate.

By Yvonne Gonzalez | October 4, 2010

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