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ASU alumna, donor Mary Lou Fulton dies

Mary Lou Fulton, ASU education alumna and wife of fellow philanthropist Ira A. Fulton, died Thursday.

By Aimee Plante | October 2, 2015

40 years on the force: ASU policeman retires, leaves legacy

ASU policeman Stewart Adams retired on Sept. 25 after working 40 years on the college’s police department.

By Joshua Bowling | October 1, 2015

Cronkite professor talks about the intriguing world of crime writing

Hogan said readers are always shocked after they meet her.

By Jacqueline Bradford | October 1, 2015

Pride week: ASU club, organizations explore LGBT issues

ASU will be inviting students to explore gender, intersectionality and LGBT issues

By Kelcie Grega and Aimee Plante | October 1, 2015

Construction on new SkySong building begins

SkySong 4 has begun construction and is expected to be completed this time next year.

By Jenny Ung | October 1, 2015

ASU professor has love bug for locusts

Each year, Popular Science Magazine recognizes 10 innovative individuals who are reshaping science, engineering, and the world.

By Rumer Cantrell | October 1, 2015

ASU student aims to bring awareness, change to social issues through T-shirts

Aletheia, a clothing company run by business entrepreneurship junior JJ Williamson, aims to bring awareness and change to various social issues using T-shirts and other accessories.

By Jessica Suerth | September 30, 2015

Sleeping pods, holistic wellness in the works for Downtown SDFC

Undergraduate Student Government Downtown will partner with Sun Devil Fitness Complex staff to possibly create sleeping pods for students, as part of a larger renovation pending at the SDFC.

By Bridget Dowd | September 30, 2015

ABOR chair Mark Killian resigns, effective Thursday

Regent Mark Killian has resigned from the Arizona Board of Regents, effective Oct. 1.

By Kelcie Grega | September 29, 2015

A new chapter for the Tempe Public Library

The Tempe Public Library is planning their next chapter and looking to attract a wider audience.

By Allie Bice | September 29, 2015

Hazelrock seeks to join the friendly coffee community in Tempe

Hazelrock Coffee + Sweets is not concerned about competing with nearby coffeehouses.

By Isabella Castillo | September 29, 2015

Mill Ave apartment complex does not accept tenants under 23-years-old

Hanover on Mill Avenue, a brand-new luxury apartment complex, rents exclusively to those 23 and older, a requirement that has had city officials and college students alike split on its legality.

By Jessica Suerth | September 28, 2015

National collaborative advances women of color in STEM at ASU

CGEST, a research unit at ASU, announces a new collaborative that seeks to promote women of color in STEM.

By Joshua Morris | September 28, 2015

Ex-Vemma employees defend company despite ruling calling it a 'pyramid scheme'

Jake Petrykowski, brand partner and leader of one of the top sales teams, said the FTC claims and court ruling are massively out of center and that a small percentage of the business ruined it for everyone.

By Megan Janetsky | September 28, 2015

Lance Whitford poses for a portrait in the Fender factory where he worked on September 15, 2015, as the 21st day of his campaign.

One man's tribute to the lives of Arizona veterans

One man is changing jobs 30 times to raise money and awareness for veterans.

By Lindsay Roberts | September 28, 2015

A row of GR:D Bikes sits on the corner of 5th Street and Van Buren Street in downtown Phoenix on Friday, Sept. 25, 2015. The Phoenix City Council recently voted to expand the bike-sharing program for a total of 500 bikes across the city.

Phoenix GR:D bikes to roll out in greater numbers

The Phoenix city council voted 5 to 4 to expand the GR:D Bike Share Program to 500 bikes citywide, a move that will now require tax revenue.

By Arren Kimbel-Sannit | September 28, 2015

ASU bans weapons, but some students fight to legalize possession

Plastered around ASU campuses, posters reference the danger of hazing, bullying and assault. While ASU openly admits that students face these issues, the ban on weapon possession remains.

By Natalie Orr | September 27, 2015

ASU Devil Divers get ASU's feet wet certifying scuba divers

The Devil Divers, ASU’s instructional scuba diving club, can instruct and certify members in a variety of scuba courses and also organizes bi-annual diving trips to locations around the world. Devil Divers club President Brandon Guida said, “We’re open to anyone affiliated with ASU, which means faculty, alumni, student’s family members and friends are welcome.” The club doesn’t have any dues or weekly meetings in a traditional sense.

By Preston Scott-Hall | September 27, 2015

ASU, Stanton and St. Mary's combat hunger in Phoenix

In addition to its own charitable outreaches, ASU partners with charities to participate in the community.

By Joshua Bowling | September 27, 2015

Supermoon canoodles with total lunar eclipse to conceive Blood Moon

A Total Lunar Eclipse of a Super Full Moon will occur Sunday night to conceive a "blood moon" which will be viewed by millions of people around the world.

By Kelcie Grega | September 27, 2015

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