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Arizona turns 99, kicks off centennial celebrations

Feb. 14 marks Arizona's 99th birthday, kicking off the 365 day countdown to its centennial celebration. Crowds gathered at the State Capitol building to celebrate.

By Samantha Cary | February 14, 2011

LATE NIGHT SHREDDER: "Bing," an electric guitarist now several months unemployed, performs for donations at the intersection of Mill Avenue and Fifth Street. Raised by musician-parents, Bing was forced to learn music from an early age. He now plays more than 5 instruments to support his income. (Photo by MIchael Arellano)

Three lives cross on Mill Ave

Mill Avenue on a weekend night is often scattered with Patrón-thirsty ASU students, eager to get into the club and dance to Lady Gaga’s latest single.

By Kortney Tenaglia | February 14, 2011

Chipotle Mexican Grill lands show on NBC

Chipotle's rapid popularity growth has landed it a spot on NBC giving the nation a look into the restaurant's unique approach to costumer service and food preparation.

By Samantha Cary | February 13, 2011

ORANGE HARVEST: Volunteers from fraternity Sigma Alpha Mu and Sun Devils for Israel picked hundreds of oranges on the Tempe campus Sunday. Most of the oranges will be sold or donated across the Valley while the rest will be composted. (Photo by Lisa Bartoli)

Volunteers harvest campus oranges

More than 30 student and staff volunteers from a variety of campus clubs and organizations helped pick oranges from trees around the Tempe campus Saturday.

By Christina Tetreault | February 13, 2011

Freshman Dale Ryndak throws a pitch against University of Michigan at Farrington Stadium on Friday Feb. 27, 2015. (Jacob Stanek/State Press)

Softball nearly sweeps Kajikawa Classic

Behind four wins from freshman pitcher Dallas Escobedo and a win from junior pitcher Hillary Bach, the Sun Devils (5-1) capped off an impressive first weekend of their season.

By Greg Dillard | February 13, 2011

Devilpalooza brings snowboarding to campus

Devilpalooza brings in snow and activities to the Tempe campus.

By Jessica Heigh | February 13, 2011

Chowda! Episode 2.1

Start the new semester off right with a hearty scoop of Chowda! featuring Clayton Porter and new co-host Noah Findling.

By Clayton Porter | February 11, 2011

Gymnastics looks to bounce back at home

Arizona State looks to build up its regional qualifying score against California.

By sptvweb | February 11, 2011

DRINKS AND A MOVIE: Sophomore Emily Winkler helps customers during The Film Bar's grand opening on Thursday night. The Film Bar is an independent theater and bar on Third and Garfield streets in Phoenix, just a short walk from ASU’s Downtown campus. (Photo by Sierra Smith)

Indie film theater opens near Downtown campus

A privately owned bar and theater opened Thursday near the Downtown campus.

By Cassandra Starboard | February 10, 2011

ASU softball players listed on 'Watch List'

The NCAA has release its players to watch for Player of the Year. This list features two ASU players.

By Fahim Rasul | February 9, 2011

Balance key to softball’s success

Arizona State looks to return to Oklahoma City with a balanced defense and explosive offense

By Fahim Rasul | February 9, 2011

Basketball tries to snap losing streak to rival UA

Arizona State attempts to get its first win in over a month when they host Arizona on Sunday.

By Andrew Boven | February 9, 2011

ASU bike co-op offers students free services

The ASU Bike Co-Op is located on the back of the SRC complex and offers students free repairs and heavily discounted parts.

By John Genovese | February 9, 2011

Taco Bell: What's the beef?

Taco Bell is sued over the beef content in their tacos, but they aren't backing down without a fight.

By Jonathan Ortiz | February 8, 2011

Ancient Ink: Henna Swirls Up Alternative to Tattoos

In downtown Phoenix, a local art collective offers henna, an Eastern skin art that offers a rich history and a popular, whimsical alternative to permanent ink.

By Scarlett Jane Heydt | February 8, 2011