The councils, which mimic similar organizations on the Tempe campus, serve as the intermediary between student government and student organizations. Their functions include providing funds and logistical help for events and matching students to organizations that fit their interests.
The Board of Adjustment voted Thursday to uphold Circle K’s use permit application, stirring debate in the surrounding community. The board also removed the stipulation that controlled the alcohol content of goods sold there.
Students at the University of Arizona’s College of Medicine -- Phoenix are gaining hands-on experience through performing realistic medical procedures on lifelike mannequins as part of the Arizona Center for Simulation and Experiential Learning.
At 5:30 p.m. on Monday, St. Mary's Basilica will begin the 14-month celebration of its centennial with a solemn mass led by Bishop Thomas Olmsted. Mass will start with an outdoor ceremony, have a ceremonial prayer and then move inside for worship.
The Arizona Chamber of Commerce director of events and as of just a year ago, an ASU graduate, Taylor McArthur's already full career is about to grow. He is now a State Senate candidate, running on a platform that centers on supporting entrepreneurship and education in Arizona.
McArthur, who graduated from the Walter Cronkite School in December of 2012, is running for the Arizona State Senate in legislative district 16.
The residents of Phoenix City Council District 4 will vote for their next representative Nov. 5. The election pits Justin Johnson, son of former Phoenix mayor Paul Johnson, against Laura Pastor, daughter of Rep. Ed Pastor. Johnson and Pastor are vying to succeed incumbent Tom Simplot, who has served as a council member since 2003.
