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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

ASA holds 2011 lobbying conference

Students from across the state attended the 2011 lobby conference to prepare for their lobbying efforts.

By Andrew Boven | February 8, 2011

Life on the Light Rail: Too Cool for Campus

The light rail journey travels through the stops closest to ASU's Tempe campus to look at businesses creating a stress-free environment for students.

By Dylan Abrams | February 7, 2011

HAPPY HOUR: Devil's Advocate, just off of the Rural Road and University Drive metro stop, opened it's doors early on Saturday in preparation for the Super Bowl. The bar is a hotspot for Tempe residents and ASU students looking to blow off some steam. (Photo by Rosie Gochnour)

Light rail cruises through Tempe bar life

Midterms are already around the corner, and with noses buried deep in books, it’s easy for students to miss the treasures nestled around campus.

By Kortney Tenaglia | February 7, 2011

Chowda! Season 2 Promo

Take a glance at the latest Chowda! news and preparation for the new season.

By Multimedia Arts and Entertainment Staff | February 7, 2011

FASHION PASSION: A drag performer with the stage name China Collins gets ready for her close-up at the annual Miss Gay Arizona US of A pageant in Tempe. (Photo by Scott Stuk)

Drag queens compete for pageant crown in Tempe

Ten men dressed as women gathered at the Tempe Center for the Arts Sunday night to compete in a drag queen competition.

By Danielle Legler | February 6, 2011

DOG DECREE: Richard and Sally Andrade play with their five miniature poodles. The couple hopes to pass legislation this year that would hold owners of aggressive dogs responsible if their pet attacks another animal. (Photo by Yvonne Gonzalez)

Future bill to hold aggressive dog owners accountable

A Glendale couple that lost a poodle to a dog-on-dog attack is pushing for a bill to hold aggressive dog owners responsible.

By Yvonne Gonzalez | February 6, 2011

Poly community works to save campus cacti

Construction work at the Polytechnic campus has frustrated some commuters, but community members are addressing the needs of the construction victims without a voice — cacti.

By Harmony Huskinson | February 6, 2011