ASU police reported the following incidents Monday:
About 50 percent of Arizona voters are expected to make their decisions early this year, said State Election Director Joe Kanefield.
ASU and the University of Guanajuato in Mexico have signed an agreement to promote healthcare research between the two countries.
Many expected this year's election to have a large turnout, and people stood in long lines at some Valley polling places Tuesday.
The country of Tarafina might not exist, but a team of five ASU students won $1,000 and a chance to compete in Washington, D.C., by adjusting its tax codes on Friday.
Farmers markets are budding all over Arizona, but there are not enough farmers to meet the needs of all the Arizonans who are hungry for local, organic food.
After intense semifinal and final rounds, the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences won the 2008 ASU Academic Bowl on Thursday night.
ASU police reported the following incidents Thursday:
The use of political signs as warfare in the upcoming election is becoming more prevalent, say candidates and candidate supporters.
Most residents of Arizona, Nevada, Texas and New Mexico think economic conditions will improve or stay the same a year from now, according to an Arizona State University-Southwest Poll released on Thu
If one ASU researcher has her way, the terror of waking up on school picture day to find a massive zit where your chin used to be will be a thing of the past.
A server failure cut campus Internet access and kept off-campus users from accessing ASU Web sites for at least four hours Wednesday night.
Nursing enrollment at the Polytechnic and West campuses will be cut in half because of an anticipated slump in state funding, ASU officials said Wednesday.
In the time of an economic slump in the United States, people are changing their habits to cut back spending and avoid a skinny wallet.
Nursing and design students may see an increase in program fees next year if the Arizona Board of Regents approves proposals to be submitted by the schools this semester.
ASU police reported the following incidents Wednesday:
Narrow and crowded, Phase II, a local party shop, is loaded with fake blood, severed limbs, theatrical make-up and costumes, but emptiness fills the aisles where customers should be.
After a grueling two-week battle, four ASU colleges and schools are preparing for Thursday's final rounds of the third annual Academic Bowl.
An ASU professor is leading a federally-funded project designed to test new software by using it to analyze ridership patterns and potential expansions of the light rail system set to open in December
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