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Most Taylor Place residents would only be awake at 4:30 in the morning if they were still awake from the night before. But for a small group of ASU female athletes, this is when their alarm goes off signaling that it is time to wake up.

The ASASUD Senate appointed five students selected by incoming President Christian Vasquez to next year’s senate and executive board at a heated special session Thursday evening.

Phoenicians drive by through Phoenix’s Warehouse District all the time, but on Saturday they will walk and explore inside of the warehouses during Phoenix’s second annual Jane’s Walk.

Whitney Kobey, a print journalism junior, said she walks onto the Downtown campus every week only to be barraged by cigarette smoke.

Four ASU graduate students working with the Knight Center for Digital Media Entrepreneurship showcased their innovative digital media projects to a full house in the First Amendment Forum Monday night.

Daniel Agbavwe stands in the YMCA weight room, located near the ASU Downtown Phoenix campus. Sweat pours from his face as he labors for breath. His short break is over and he places himself in the leg extension machine, and labors through a set of eight repetitions as his workout comes to a close.

The alarm that woke up many of Taylor Place’s residents around 5:30 a.m. Friday morning was most likely set off by a prank, a Taylor Place official said Monday.

With a bad economy just now recovering, and a downtown area coming into its own, some Taylor Place and Cronkite restaurants do not think...

Students this Saturday will have the opportunity to decorate a pair of TOMS shoes in order to raise awareness for the TOMS movement and connect with local media outlets.

The tables were set and the sun was out. The only thing missing from the Downtown ASU campus’ Earth Day celebration was, well, the celebration.