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Google to leave Arizona Nov 21, close Tempe campus office

Google Inc. will close its Arizona offices, housed in the University Services Building on the Tempe campus on Nov. 21.

By Allison Gatlin | September 22, 2008

Tempe increases court fees

The Tempe City Council unanimously approved an increase in city court fees charged to the defendant in a criminal case, from $50 to $100, at a meeting Thursday evening.

By Derek Quizon | September 22, 2008

Flooding in Best Hall displaces 16 residents

::Correction Appended:: An ASU freshman encountered 450 gallons of water Saturday, but the last thing she wanted to do was dive in.

By Tessa Muggeridge | September 22, 2008

Officials: Community college council will help districts speak as one

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| September 22, 2008

ASU looks to save millions by refinancing construction projects

Worsening market conditions have led ASU to refinance several large developments, most recently the Hassayampa Academic Village.

By Matt Culbertson | September 22, 2008

Construction school to receive new home

Contractors and architects around the Valley will soon compete for the chance to design and build the new home for the Del E. Webb School of Construction.

By Allison Carlin | September 21, 2008

Police Beat

Tempe police reported the following incidents Friday:

By Jodi Cisman | September 21, 2008

Bicycle sales increase with gas prices

Bicycling has become an alternative to automobile transportation for many residents in the Phoenix metropolitan area due to high gas prices, amplifying sales in the bicycle industry.

| September 21, 2008

Bus routes to change with light rail

The Tempe City Council discussed the ongoing budget crisis and proposed bus route changes at the latest council meeting.

By Derek Quizon | September 21, 2008

Professors discuss nanotechnology's future, 'green' impact

The biggest advancement in sustainability projects may arrive at a scale 50,000 times smaller than the diameter of a single human hair.

By Joe Tuccillo | September 21, 2008

Policy expects freshmen to live on campus

Arizona State University will start a new policy that truly expects incoming freshmen to live on campus.

By Christopher Ogino | September 21, 2008

Walking bridge to cross Town Lake by 2010

The city of Tempe is planning to build a pedestrian bridge over Tempe Town Lake, providing a safer passage for pedestrians and cyclists.

By Charlsy Panzino | September 18, 2008

Tempe Marketplace generates millions in revenue

Tempe Marketplace revenues are exceeding expectations as the shopping center nears the celebration of its first year of operation on Sept. 28, 2008.

| September 18, 2008

Professors examine 'Evolution of Religion'

Two anthropologists have identified a way to bridge the gap between science and religion.

By Lauren Gambino | September 18, 2008

Police Beat

Tempe police reported the following incidents Monday:

By Matt Culbertson | September 18, 2008

ASU Sales Academy ups sales in season tickets

In May 2006, Arizona State University attempted a new way to sell football, basketball and baseball season tickets with the ASU Sales Academy.

| September 18, 2008

350 evacuated from MU evacuated after 2 threats

More than 350 people were evacuated from the Memorial Union on Thursday night after two separate threats were phoned in to ASU and Tempe police.

By Tessa Muggeridge | September 18, 2008

Taylor Place Starbucks designed for students

A new Starbucks opened Sept. 8 in the heart of the Downtown Campus, despite four other Starbucks within a five-block radius.

| September 17, 2008

Police Beat

ASU police reported the following incidents Wednesday: A 20-year-old male student was charged Thursday with suspicion of possessing drug paraphernalia, police reported.

By Tessa Muggeridge | September 17, 2008

'Green' vodka brand comes to Tempe

In the eco-friendly city that Tempe has become, even the vodka has gone green.

By James King | September 17, 2008

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