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Two new members have been appointed to ASASUD, while student organizations received limited funding amid discussions about fiscal concerns in a special ASASUD Senate session on Friday.

The Downtown Phoenix Partnership will celebrate 20 years of service on Friday with a street party in Phoenix.

On Oct. 18, the Police Transit Bureau will conduct an operation involving temporary manpower from the police department to monitor the light rail and enforce fare payments.

The piece of land, commonly known as the $5 parking lot, across from the Cronkite School is up for sale, resulting in mixed opinions on the future of the property and how it will affect downtown Phoenix if it is sold.

Eleven students from the ASU chapter of Public Relations Student Society of America will be heading to Washington D.C. this weekend for the PRSSA National Conference.

The Walter Cronkite School has recently begun increasing its efforts to expand its reach internationally by bringing in foreign journalists, creating trips to other countries and forming relationships with journalism schools around the globe.

Despite harsh budget cuts and increasing tuition at ASU, student political organizations are doing little to get students involved at the downtown campus.

The 9th Annual DIGNITY Candlelight Awareness Walk led city activists, families, girl scouts and former prostitutes through one of the most heavily-trafficked intersections in Phoenix to rallying calls against prostitution and the pimps working in the area.

A panel of six advertising professionals met for a professional development lunch at the Sheraton Phoenix Downtown on Thursday afternoon.

Following Wednesday’s Wellness Fair on Taylor Mall, Thursday’s recognition of National Depression Awareness Month and October’s recognition for national nurse-managed clinics, the Downtown campus is gearing up for a week of healthy living.