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Barren Mind Improv turns quippy games, SNL-style sketches into art form

For students in ASU’s Barren Mind Improv, split-second acting is a lot more than quippy games and SNL-style sketches.

By Megan Janetsky | August 30, 2015

Tempe Police: Man produces pipe from butt upon request

The officer watched the man exit a restaurant from the inner courtyard into an alleyway and light a joint behind an electrical power box.

By Aimee Plante | August 30, 2015

Tempe Police: Man gets fired, throws drink across office

The drink spilled onto the office floor as well as various electronic equipment, including phones and computer monitors

By Aimee Plante | August 27, 2015

The "We Want Bernie" campaign office, which officially opened last Saturday, has already seen an influx of support for Sanders.

Supporters open office in continued Bernie-mentum

Members with the Progressive Democrats of America recently unveiled a local Phoenix office in support of Democratic Presidential nominee Bernie Sanders.

By Jessica Suerth | August 27, 2015

(Screenshot taken from 'Hooked' documentary)

Cronkite documentary to be honored with highest award from national organization

"Hooked: Tracking Heroin's Hold on Arizona" will soon be honored with the Governors' Award from the Rocky Mountain Southwest Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, making the journalism school the first in the area to win the coveted award.

By Jessica Suerth | August 27, 2015

Student leader Jimmy Arwood fights for your right to lower tuition

Strolling through the Taylor Mall with his signature afro, an energy recognizable from a mile away and a political cause in tow, public policy sophomore Jimmy Arwood is well known to the downtown campus.

By Megan Janetsky | August 27, 2015

ASU alumnus builds maternity wards in Nepal

Former ASU student Eric Moffet rushed to Nepal after the earthquake hit to establish the Clean Birthing Program.

By Isabella Castillo | August 27, 2015

Professors from ASU and other universities discuss the differences between men and women on Wednesday, Aug. 26, 2015, in the Marson Theater in Interdisciplinary Science and Technology Building 4 on the Tempe campus. The professors discussed 'Women After All: Sex, Evolution and the End of Male Supremacy,' a book by anthropology professor Melvin Konner.

Anthropology professor asks: 'Are women superior to men?'

In his book, he argues that women are not equal to men; rather, they are superior.

By Michael Close | August 26, 2015

ASU graduate leads life of professional dance

As a child, Kriston vigorously pursued outdoor activities such as climbing trees, biking and hiking, but through it all, she said she always loved dance.

By Michael Close | August 26, 2015

Members of UC Berkeley's eSports team take the stage after defeating ASU in the Heroes of the Dorm championship match on Sunday, April 26, 2015 in Los Angeles. The Golden Bears topped ASU's Dream Team 3-2 to win the first eSports event broadcast live on American TV.

ASU eSports team eliminated at Heroes of the Storm tournament

Competitive video game tournaments, also known as eSports, gained major exposure earlier this year when ESPN2 aired the first ever live eSports competition on its network.

By Joey Hancock | August 26, 2015

Tempe Police: Man does ecstasy, has great time at Urban Outfitters

The man entered Urban Outfitters and appeared to be under the influence due to his slurred speech and erratic behavior

By Aimee Plante | August 26, 2015

Young Americans for Liberty "Know Your Rights" Event

Student libertarians gather at 'Know Your Rights' event, learn how to handle police encounters

The Young Americans for Liberty held an event with Defense Attorney and Libertarian Marc Victor to learn how to protect their rights when contacted by police.

By Isabella Castillo | August 25, 2015

Tempe Undergraduate Student Government Senate kicks off 2015-2016 school year

Members of the Undergraduate Student Government Senate successfully completed their first meeting of the 2015-2016 school year.

By Jessica Suerth | August 25, 2015

ASU leads mission to map water on the moon

The mission will send a small shoebox-sized spacecraft known as a CubeSat to the moon to create a detailed map of the moon’s polar ice and provide more information about the water deposits that previous missions have identified.

By Aimee Plante | August 25, 2015

ASU unveils more gender neutral restrooms on campus

ASU has made strides in advocating for the further creation of gender-neutral bathrooms and housing on campus.

By Preston Scott-Hall | August 25, 2015

Tempe Police: Woman invites man over, attacks him with WD-40, pit bull

While the man fought back to stop the woman, the woman’s pit bull began biting the man’s right bicep and left leg.

By Aimee Plante | August 25, 2015

11 traditions every ASU student needs to know

As the new academic year begins, make sure to learn more about the old and new traditions that make ASU unique.

By Andrew Nicla | August 24, 2015

Downtown Law Center to bridge gap between students and Arizona legal community

For some it’s about the architecture, for others, namely students, it’s about the end of the seemingly perpetual construction outside their windows.

By Megan Janetsky | August 24, 2015

Chandler Police: Man robs bank, fires at police officers during chase around Valley

A middle aged white man has been taken into custody Monday after allegedly robbing a Chandler bank and leading police on a chase around the Valley, said Chandler Police Sgt.

By Kelcie Grega | August 24, 2015

ASU awarded second Engineering Research Center, second in nation to secure honor

The Center for Bio-mediated and Bio-inspired Geotechnics, led by Professor Edward Kavazanjian, is the university's second Engineering Research Center.

By Jessica Suerth | August 24, 2015

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