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Cheating may always be an issue at universities, but a new type of software used for online testing at ASU will prevent some forms of online cheating.
The Sustainable Symphony has nothing to do with the environment.
ASU police reported the following incidents Thursday:
Comments and concerns were voiced this week as the city of Tempe held public meetings to gather feedback about the transportation systems.
ASU police reported the following incidents Wednesday:
Superstition Review, an online literary magazine created at the Polytechnic campus, is looking for interns interested in building their skills in the field of publishing.
Contracted faculty members at ASU could see more single-year contracts offered instead of multiyear contracts, as administrators weigh options to reduce the budget.
When Taylor Place opens next semester, changes will include the opening of the second tower, increasing the number of community assistants and opening additional eateries to accommodate an increase in
ASU is well-represented this year in Collaborative Vision: The Poetic Dialogue Project, a nationally recognized effort in which poets and visual artists collaborate in pairs to create works of art usi
The ASU Police department honored more than 20 members of the University community on Tuesday night during its first awards ceremony.
Researchers at ASU are delving into new and improved forms of solar energy, which could lead to less dependence on non renewable sources of energy and a better environment in the future.
ASU Police reported the following incidents Tuesday:
Undergraduate Student Government presidential candidates stressed service and accountability for students in a debate on Tuesday night at the Tempe campus Memorial Union, but they differed on how to u
Year and Major: History sophomore Running Mates: Ryan Vigneux (Policy) and Alicia Shebel (Services) Why are you running for office?
ASU police reported the following incidents Monday:
Budget cuts to the state university system could force ASU to lay off between 586 and 2,488 employees or to drastically reduce financial aid, according a government report.
Year and Major: Medicinal chemistry and political science sophomore Running Mates: David Hurst (Policy) and Summer Clark (Services) Why are you running for office?
Year and Major: History junior Running Mates: Jason Donofrio (Policy) and Athena Salman (Services) Why are you running for office?
Click on the candidates' names to view their Q&A Raza Mushtaq James Alling
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