The First Amendment Free Food Festival, put on by the ASU Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists Monday, set out to have students think of the basic constitutional rights many take for granted. Read story
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The First Amendment Free Food Festival, put on by the ASU Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists Monday, set out to have students think of the basic constitutional rights many take for granted. Read story ASU signed a five-year lease for the 33,522-square-foot two-level space in March. The units will be reconstructed and used for classrooms and offices, university officials said. Read story Five Walter Cronkite School students discussed their experience covering the Olympics last summer as part of Must See Monday. Read story The Cave Creek-based restaurant, Bad Donkey, opened at the downtown Valley of the Sun YMCA last Tuesday. The small shop sells subs, salads, wraps, smoothies and other healthy food items. Read story Danielle Alder, 26, is one of three downtown students who rides on the ASU Western Equestrian Team. The team competes in the Intercollegiate Horse Show Association, and Coach Bob Leary says his team is a force to be reckoned with. Read story The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at ASU offers a variety of classes and lectures to adults ages 50 and over. To register for classes, members pay a $15 fee per semester plus an additional $35 per four-session class or $10 per one-time lecture they wish to take. Read story For many members of ASU’s marching band who live downtown, the commute to Tempe via light rail can be a chore. These students can spend up to six hours a week commuting to Tempe and back for marching-band activities. Read story ASU’s 106-year-old independent, student-operated newspaper will be cutting back publishing to one day per week starting in January, according to a press release published on its website Thursday evening. Read story U.S. Sen. John McCain addressed the American Action Forum Thursday concerned for the future of the housing market in Arizona. The forum was held in the Walter Cronkite School’s second-floor theater. Read story Downtown visitors will soon be able to view a new piece of art along Roosevelt Row, but this piece is far from another mural. It is a huge, blue structure resembling something between a rib cage and ocean waves. Read story |
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