Education

The Walter Cronkite School is open 24 hours a day Monday through Friday and offering snacks for students studying for finals.

Voting on the Downtown student government universal constitution and electoral code will be extended Thursday from noon to 4 p.m. because of technical issues that crashed MyASU Tuesday afternoon.

The Mercado, an outpost of the ASU Downtown campus, has grown steadily since the university started using it.

Solar panels have been installed on the roof of the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism building to help achieve ASU's sustainability goal of producing 20 megawatts of solar energy.

In an attempt to help Downtown students better understand the constitution before they vote, the Downtown Devil broke down changes in the referendum into several major points and how they would potentially affect Downtown student government operations and the Downtown student body.

Originally billed as a late-night, healthy alternative to traditional after-hours snacks, Taylor Place's Devil’s Greens has slowly shifted to serving a more expansive menu with less of a premium on the nutritional value of what they serve.

The Downtown student government passed a proposal at the last Senate meeting of the year Friday to put the Universal Constitution – which has been under construction since early summer – to a student referendum starting this week.

Journalists, technologists, programmers, entrepreneurs and others convened at the Walter Cronkite School for the second year in a row over the weekend for an “unconference” to discuss the future of news and the changing media landscape.

As early as next August, students on the Downtown campus could have a community center and student union-esque facilities in the Downtown Post Office. A student recreation center, on the other hand, will likely be delayed.

Associate professor at ASU’s School of Social Work received $30,000 in grants to address sexually exploited children and adults in Arizona.