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Starry-eyed ASU students create satellite to better understand climate change

A student-led satellite project will launch this October to study climate change.

By Katelyn Reinhart | September 16, 2019

A student's guide to the renovated Hayden Library

The renovated lower concourse of Hayden Library is available for student use, with new amenities to come this spring.

By McKenzie Sadeghi | September 12, 2019

Tempe's Sustainability Commission aims to alter climate action culture in the city

The plan outlines solutions that address the impacts of climate change in Tempe.

By Taylor Lane | September 11, 2019

Video: The Sun Devil Marching Band: A family of 400

Everyone from community college members to students can play in the Sun Devil Marching Band and pump up a crowd at an ASU game.

By Zach Van Arsdale | September 10, 2019

ASU's Interlibrary Loan department thinks outside the box to reduce waste

Independent re-use and recycling efforts greatly lowered waste in an ASU library department.

By Katelyn Reinhart | September 9, 2019

ASU named No. 1 in innovation for fifth straight year

ASU was ranked No. 1 in innovation for the fifth year in a row.

By Brenna Toshner | September 9, 2019

What do The Arizona Republic's unionization plans mean to ASU?

The publication may be the first Gannett newsroom to unionize following merger.

By Katelyn Reinhart | September 8, 2019

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Changing Hands partners with ASU to host 'Write Here, Write Now' workshop

Each workshop and writing prompt explores a different aspect of creative writing, ranging from personal narratives to dialogue writing and more.

By Endia Fontanez | September 8, 2019

Teaspressa opens third location, aims to give back to Phoenix community

Teaspressa, founded by an ASU alumna, opened its third location in downtown Phoenix.

By Joseph Perez | September 4, 2019

Tempe community mourns the loss of local street poet William 'Wonderful'

Former ASU professor and community poet, William Wonderful, died on Tuesday, Aug. 27.

By Ellie Borst | August 29, 2019

ASU Junior Tina Giuliano uses the menstrual products dispenser in the Memorial Union on the Tempe campus in Tempe, Arizona on Thursday, Aug. 29, 2019.

Free menstrual products are now available to students on four campuses

ASU starts pilot program for free menstrual products on campus after push from student group.

By Mikenna Yarmus-Gannon | August 29, 2019

Lawrence Krauss speaks at the Media Q&A session before his dialogue with Johnny Depp 'Finding Creativity in Madness' at ASU Gammage on Saturday, March 12, 2016, as a part of the Origins Project.

ASU's Origins Project received $2 million from associates of Jeffrey Epstein

Records show ASU's Origins Project received gifts totaling $2.25 million from Jeffrey Epstein and his associates.

By Brenna Toshner | August 28, 2019

Students leaving the Memorial Union on Monday, Nov. 2, 2015, on the Tempe campus.

ASU reveals thousands of students' email addresses in HIPAA violation

ASU sent bulk emails regarding health insurance renewal, exposing thousands of students' emails.

By Brenna Toshner | August 20, 2019

Cronkite School criticized on Twitter for student social media policy

Aída Chávez's tweet has gained the attention of ASU alumni, students and professional journalists.

By Brenna Toshner | July 28, 2019

Arizonans protest on "A" mountain in solidarity with Mauna Kea protesters

Hawaiians living in Arizona gathered to protest the building of the proposed telescope on Mauna Kea.

By Chase Hunter B. | July 22, 2019

Former ASU professor Lawrence Krauss received $250,000 from Jeffrey Epstein

Epstein allegedly gave Krauss $250,000 between 2010 and 2017.

By Alexis Potter and Chase Hunter B. | July 12, 2019

NBC's Lester Holt to receive 36th-annual Walter Cronkite Award for Excellence in Journalism

The Walter Cronkite Award for Excellence in Journalism is awarded to one outstanding journalist each year.

By Brenna Toshner | July 9, 2019

Mental health crisis training helps ASU police respond to students in crisis

The CIT Program trains officers on how to de-escalate situations involving individuals with mental illness.

By Chase Hunter B. | July 7, 2019

Trial begins in canine cancer study led by ASU researcher

The ASU led study to create a vaccine to prevent cancer in dogs in now in the trial phase

By Brenna Toshner | July 3, 2019

ASU receives Seal of Excelencia for commitment to Latino student achievement

ASU was among nine school to receive the first Seal of Excelencia.

By Chase Hunter B. | July 2, 2019

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