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Art-immigration exhibit displayed Downtown

Though immigration is already a hot topic, this semester Downtown students will be exposed to new perspectives on the subject through art.

By Salvador Rodriguez | January 22, 2009

Campus Health Service opens clinic in Sonora

Students who live and study on the south side of the Tempe campus now have a new clinic within walking distance,to turn to for health issues.

By Rheyanne Weaver | January 22, 2009

Anti-abortion activists rally on Hayden Lawn

Slideshow: Pro-life Rally

By Tye Rabens | January 22, 2009

Police Beat

Tempe Police reported the following incident Wednesday:

By Derek Quizon | January 22, 2009

Brewer sworn in as 22nd governor

Slideshow: Brewer's inauguration

By Derek Quizon | January 21, 2009

Police Beat

ASU police reported the following incidents Wednesday: At about 11:30 p.m. Thursday, two unknown suspects committed theft of services on the Tempe campus, police reported.

By Tessa Muggeridge | January 21, 2009

Budget woes could close campuses

ASU would need to close up to two campuses to deal with proposed budget cuts by the Arizona Legislature that would cut state-funding to the university system by 40 percent next year, ASU officials sai

By Adam Sneed | January 21, 2009

Asbestos-awareness seminars offered in settlement

As part of a settlement with the Maricopa County Air Quality Department for an asbestos violation, ASU has begun offering seminars about asbestos regulations and awareness.

By Tessa Muggeridge | January 21, 2009

Scottish poet remembered

Eighteenth century Scottish poet Robert Burns was remembered Wednesday night at Four Peaks Brewery in Tempe through an informal celebration filled with bagpipes and Scottish dancing.

By Allison Carlin | January 21, 2009

Inauguration is turning point in race views

Race played a multifaceted role in the election of Barack Obama in minority communities and affected public perception on the effectiveness of his presidency, experts said.

By Tye Rabens | January 20, 2009

Crow: Budget cuts could close two ASU campuses

ASU could be forced to close at least one of its four campuses in order to manage budget cuts proposed by the Arizona Legislature, ASU officials said Wednesday.

By Adam Sneed | January 20, 2009

Police Beat

ASU police reported the following incident Tuesday:

By Derek Quizon | January 20, 2009

Cholla residents bothered by light-rail noise

Some students in Cholla Apartments expressed concern about noise pollution from the new light-rail system, though officials said they are working to accommodate residents.

By Brianna Mattox | January 20, 2009

Police Beat

Tempe police reported the following incidents Monday:

| January 19, 2009

Campus, Tempe officers to issue light-rail warnings

As more than 51,000 students flood back to the Tempe campus, ASU and Tempe police are collaborating to inform students about new light-rail safety laws.

By Tessa Muggeridge | January 19, 2009

Card-reader glitch for student U-Pass now fixed

ASU students and employees should be able to board the light rail now that a problem earlier this month in the system has been fixed, Metro officials said.

By Brianna Mattox | January 19, 2009

Low sales to close Borders

Dwindling sales will lead Borders to close its Mill Avenue location on Jan.

By Benjamin Weitzenkorn | January 19, 2009

Mesa celebrates MLK

Balloons, drum lines, homemade banners, high kicks and high spirits sprawled across downtown Mesa on Monday afternoon, as citizens celebrated the life of Dr.

By Tye Rabens | January 19, 2009

Proposed budget causes outcry

Video by Gitzel Puente | SDTV

By Adam Sneed | January 19, 2009

Proposal would cut $600 mil from state universities

University officials responded in strong opposition last week to budget proposals they say would strip more than $600 million from Arizona universities over the next two years.

By Adam Sneed | January 18, 2009

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