ASU Police reported the following incidents Tuesday:
New state budget numbers proposed by Gov. Jan Brewer have higher education officials preparing to raise tuition again for the 2010-11 school year.
A new initiative at the Biodesign Institute, led by newly-appointed Operations Director Lee Cheatham, aims to turn ASU research into commercial products.
A boost in consumer spending during the holiday season helped sales for struggling retail businesses on Mill Avenue, but not as much as in prior years.
A bill introduced in the state Senate last week could give some university and community college professors the right to carry concealed firearms on campus.
The relationship between UA and ASU is expected to grow as plans for the construction of a $140 million cancer center in downtown Phoenix develop, officials said.
Two unfinished 22- and 30-story condominium towers near the Tempe campus will go up for auction in April after their construction came to a sudden halt in 2008.
About 200 ASU students joined volunteers from across the Valley on Monday to clean up South Mountain Park in Phoenix in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
The Sun Devil trademark has sparked a pintful of controversy, and one local brewery is paying the price.
The W. P. Carey School of Business and Marcos de Niza High school in Tempe are preparing to launch a business magnet high school in January 2011.
Despite the cold and rain, volunteers joined Tempe Mayor Hugh Hallman at Tempe Town Lake early Monday morning to clean the park, rake leaves and plant trees.
Students facing the stresses of finals and the holiday season may fall into chronic stress due to high expectations, an expert said Friday.
From pictures of people mooning the camera to smoking marijuana an employee recruitment expert, Boris Epstein said many social media users sabotage their potential to be hired by using networking tool
ASU Police reported the following incidents Monday:
This holiday season, Facebook users are giving charities a reason to celebrate.
State legislators plan to meet for a fifth special session this year on Dec.
This holiday season, Facebook users are giving charities a reason to celebrate.
Nearly four hours before the event, attendees were lining up inside Changing Hands Bookstore in Tempe to meet Frank Warren, creator of the community project PostSecret.
Consumers this holiday season will most likely spend about the same amount as they did last year, an ASU economist said.
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