Education

Basketball enthusiasts who frequent the downtown Phoenix Lincoln YMCA will be finding a new home court for the foreseeable future due to renovation efforts, according to YMCA Senior Executive Director Greg Corns.

The Walter Cronkite School will kick of this fall's Philosophy and Film Series on Wednesday with a showing of Fritz Lang's film "M." The discussion will center on the influence of Nazi propaganda, setting the stage for this fall's theme of Nazism.

A social work senior is the only student winner in a national essay contest sponsored by the National Association of Social Workers.

Journalism senior Anne Stegen has created her own monthlong holiday called GOLDtember, which involves wearing gold-colored clothing in support of the ASU football team every single day in September.

The Downtown campus student government appointed three senators and a director of administration and approved $11,414.38 in financial requests during its Senate meeting on Friday.

The writing center and math lab at ASU's Downtown campus moved to the U.S. Federal Post Office building this semester after a $4.7 million renovation.

A look at women’s political history in Arizona will kick off this fall's Humanities Lecture Series, monthly discussions hosted by the School of Letters and Sciences that will focus this year on topics surrounding the upcoming election.

The network at the Walter Cronkite School was down Wednesday afternoon for the third time since Sunday, IT director TJ Sokol said.

ASU and the Downtown Phoenix Partnership are working together to organize pop-up parks in Civic Space Park with music, bean bag toss and other activities on Friday afternoons.

Printing on all four ASU campuses is now free of charge because of technical issues involved in the payment process, according to Nicole Corio, a technology consultant in the University Center at the Downtown campus.