Ann Censky

Invention speeds up bacteria identification

By Ann Censky

ASU researchers have invented a sensor that could play an important role in early detection of disease-causing ...

December 5, 2005

By Ann Censky

Offering inexpensive sexually transmitted disease testing and a pro-life stance, a new Tempe pregnancy ...

November 29, 2005

By Ann Censky

Top U.S. health official Mike Levitt announced Sunday the U.S. won't be prepared for a potential bird ...

November 21, 2005

By Ann Censky

The Ortho Evra patch, one of the most popular birth control methods distributed at ASU, may put women ...

November 16, 2005

By Ann Censky

With 1,500 students and staff already vaccinated and 2,200 doses left, ASU Campus Health Service officials ...

November 9, 2005

By Ann Censky

The ASU Art Museum is reviving 10 treasured works from its permanent collection for an exhibit honoring ...

October 24, 2005

By Ann Censky

In an age of computers, the Internet and iPods, student artists are finding themselves torn between ...

October 4, 2005

By Ann Censky

When Daniel Funkhouser returned from a study abroad trip to Florence, Italy, this summer, he brought ...

September 11, 2005