Ryan Platt is preparing to leave the ASU wakeboard team four years after creating it.
Ryan Platt is preparing to leave the ASU wakeboard team four years after creating it.
BooRavo to Grand Canyon University's donation of $125,000 to the Phoenix Fire Department. It's great that GCU is saving the department's drowning prevention program from budget cuts, but it's not so great that city officials see public-private partnerships as the solution to money woes.
Boo to Tempe's flasher, but bravo to George Bush's paintings.
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A motorcycle built from scratch and a Nissan 350Z with a pitchfork on it won the annual car show at the Polytechnic campus.
Bravo to progress the CARE Team has made in investigating child abuse reports neglected by Child Protective Services.
The Clinton family spent the weekend at ASU for the seventh annual Clinton Global Initiative University meeting.
After losing his entire right leg, Francisco Javier Coronado Galindo received a prosthesis at no cost with the help of a local prosthetics lab and the Flying Samaritans.
Boo to the plea bargain offered to Brig. Gen. Jeffrey Sinclair. Sinclair faced numerous charges, including sexual assault and making death threats to a woman and her family, but will instead plead guilty to mistreating the woman and causing her emotional distress.
After losing his entire right leg, Francisco Javier Coronado Galindo received a prosthesis at no cost with the help of a local prosthetics lab and the Flying Samaritans.
The Derby Devils, ASU's roller derby club team, is hard at work preparing for their first bout in March.
Several years in the making, the project of ASU sand volleyball begins Saturday.
ASU alumnus Tyler Tanner has been racing nearly all of his life and after receiving his degree in engineering, he hopes to continue his dream of making it to the top tier of NASCAR.
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Stunning, vivacious and unique are descriptors that best fit the artwork displayed in the new "Anything Goes" exhibit at ASU's Gallery 100 studio.
A group of ASU researchers, led by professor emeritus George Cowgill, are working to educate students about the ancient city of Teotihuacan with a museum exhibit and a future trip to the archaeological site.
Students held a protest Monday and Tuesday against Senate Bill 1062, the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, asking Gov. Jan Brewer to veto the bill.
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ASU students and faculty members raced against the clock within a handcrafted ship at the second annual Boat Race at the Polytechnic campus Thursday.
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