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Crow testifies in ASU suit

At a lawsuit hearing between a professor against ASU and other entities for job discrimination on Wednesday, President Michael Crow said it is absolutely desirable for the University to have a diverse

By Salvador Rodriguez | April 29, 2009

Policy would make furloughs easier to invoke

The Arizona Board of Regents is looking to create a permanent furlough policy in the state university system to save time if universities need to implement furloughs in the future.

By Adam Sneed | April 29, 2009

Teach For America offers alternate route for new grads

Adam Percy did not have much support from his family when he applied for the Teach For America program.

| April 29, 2009

Obama will be fifth president to visit ASU

Though he will be the first president to speak at an ASU commencement ceremony, Barack Obama is just one of five U.S. presidents to visit the University.

By Salvador Rodriguez | April 29, 2009

Police Beat

Tempe police reported the following incidents Wednesday:

By Tessa Muggeridge | April 29, 2009

ASU halves proposed surcharge

ASU revised its tuition surcharge proposal on Wednesday, requesting a $300-per-semester charge for all resident students and $400-per- semester charge for all out-of-state students.

By Adam Sneed | April 29, 2009

Dissonance for destitute

More than 200 homeless people and their advocates were at the state Capitol on Wednesday to ask legislators not to follow through on proposed cuts to social services that could devastate families alre

By Derek Quizon | April 29, 2009

Proposed tuition surcharge cut in half

ASU revised its tuition surcharge proposal on Wednesday, requesting $300 per semester for all resident students and $400 per semester for all out-of-state students.

By Adam Sneed | April 28, 2009

Solar institute researches power technology

The future of solar energy is getting brighter with a new Solar Technology Institute and more ASU researchers becoming involved in new solar technology research.

By Rheyanne Weaver | April 28, 2009

Police Beat

ASU police reported the following incident Tuesday:

By Derek Quizon | April 28, 2009

4 religions represented at Downtown dialogue

Students gained exposure to four religious perspectives in an open dialogue Monday night at the Downtown campus.

By Scarlett Heydt | April 27, 2009

Police Beat

ASU police reported the following incidents Monday: On April 15 an 8-year-old male was knocked down and injured by a dog on the Polytechnic campus, police reported.

By Tessa Muggeridge | April 27, 2009

Education college keeps high rank

Students and faculty agreed that professors at Mary Lou Fulton School of Education make the college stand out.

By Abigail Gilmore | April 27, 2009

Education majors face fewer job prospects

The current state of the economy means slim employment prospects for graduates from across the academic spectrum, but for education majors, those prospects may be especially slim.

By Derek Quizon | April 27, 2009

Arpaio talks immigration with College Republicans

He is a man who needs no introduction.

By Luis Lopez | April 26, 2009

Business graduate school named No. 29 in nation

U.S. News and World Report ranked the W. P. Carey School of Business as No.

By Abigail Gilmore | April 26, 2009

Official: Downtown campus Subway cannot accept M&G

The Subway on the Downtown campus will not accept M&G Dollars, said an official from RCC Partners, the company that owns the sandwich restaurant.

By Salvador Rodriguez | April 26, 2009

Police Beat

Tempe police reported the following incidents Sunday: A 21-year-old transient man was arrested Thursday on suspicion of first-degree trespassing, police reported.

By Tessa Muggeridge | April 26, 2009

North residence halls sans hot water last week

Approximately 960 students who live on the north side of campus near University Drive experienced a hot-water shutdown last week because of pipe damage, residential life officials said.

By Brianna Mattox | April 26, 2009

When science calls

In the future, cell phones will be able to display personal health information. ASU researchers are working to make sure that information is secure and private.

By Rheyanne Weaver | April 23, 2009

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