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Tempe highlights services for Disability Awareness Month

Tempe is promoting its disability services for residents as it celebrates Disability Awareness Month this October.

By Michelle Parks | October 6, 2009

USG still short one senator

The School of Letters and Sciences remains the only school without representatives in the Downtown campus student government, president Tania Mendes said Tuesday.

By Veronica Jones | October 6, 2009

Vets await financial assistance

Rep. Harry Mitchell, D-Ariz., is pressuring the U.S.

By Derek Quizon | October 5, 2009

Police Beat

ASU Police reported the following incidents Monday:

By Derek Quizon | October 5, 2009

Students designing physical therapy machine

A machine currently being developed by ASU student engineers could help people with physical disabilities and injuries recover through physical therapy.

By Michelle Parks | October 5, 2009

Stimulus funds being put to use at ASU

ASU research groups have received more than $70 million in stimulus money since the federal stimulus was passed, an ASU official said.

By Salvador Rodriguez | October 5, 2009

USG warns against fake Safety Escort drivers

Reports about a fake Safety Escort Service driver on the Tempe campus have led the Undergraduate Student Government to warn students against taking rides from people claiming to be Escort Service driv

By Scarlett Heydt | October 5, 2009

After 50 years in Valley, Greyhound racing park to close

Phoenix will lose one of its landmark racing facilities as a result of a tough economy and even tougher competition, said Daniel A Luciano, president and general manager of American Greyhound Racing,

By Nathan Meacham | October 4, 2009

Police Beat

Tempe Police reported the following incidents Sunday:

By Nathan Meacham | October 4, 2009

Earth and Space school reaches community with meteorite dig

More than 500 eager children and parents skittered into Christown Spectrum Mall in Phoenix Saturday morning to eat freeze-dried ice cream, do a meteorite dig and view The World at Night, an internatio

By Devin Creer | October 4, 2009

AIDS walk draws 175 ASU supporters

AIDS Walk 2009 brought more than 2,000 participants to downtown Phoenix Sunday morning, including about 175 people who walked with teams from ASU.

By Stephanie Snyder | October 4, 2009

Tempe population drop could have funding impact

By Paige Soucie | October 4, 2009

Fair Trade Store opens in Phoenix

Fair Trade Store, a business committed to selling fair-trade products, hosted its grand opening Thursday at Civic Space Park near the Downtown campus.

By Scarlett Heydt | October 4, 2009

Reported gunman closes Apache parking structure; ASU gives all clear

Police searched and cleared the Apache Boulevard parking structure on the Tempe campus Friday afternoon after receiving an anonymous call that a person was pointing a gun at the ASU Police Department.

By Nathan Meacham | October 2, 2009

Police Beat

ASU Police reported the following incidents Thursday:

By Nathan Meacham | October 1, 2009

Vote extends GPSA to all campuses

Students of the Graduate and Professional Student Association and the Undergraduate Student Government voted to amend the Associated Students of Arizona State University constitution on Wednesday to a

By Salvador Rodriguez | October 1, 2009

Job loss report forecasts eventual recovery

Arizonans can expect slight employment growth by the end of next year, according to an employment forecast released Thursday by the Arizona Department of Commerce.

By Salvador Rodriguez | October 1, 2009

Tempe group starts diversity discussions

A small group of Tempe residents met Wednesday night to start a six-week series of discussions about diversity.

By Michelle Parks | September 30, 2009

ASU professor awarded for book examining borderlands literature

An ASU professor was recognized Wednesday evening for penning a book that examines works of fiction from areas surrounding U.S. borders.

By Jessica Testa | September 30, 2009

Downtown board fills 7 senate seats

The Associated Students of Arizona State University Downtown executive board held a special session Tuesday to appoint seven new senators, filling nearly all vacant senate seats.

By Scarlett Heydt | September 30, 2009

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