Cano, Hillyard disqualified
Freshmen Andres Cano and Vaughn Hillyard have been disqualified due to election code violations, according to the ASASUD website.
9 elected to 2010-11 Senate
Downtown campus students elected nine new senators to serve in the 2010-11 student government, according to ASASUD's website.
Vasquez to serve as president despite fewer votes
Junior Christian Vasquez and freshman Jessica Abercrombie will serve as 2010-2011 ASASUD president and vice president, according to an ASASUD announcement Thursday morning at the U.S. Post Office.
Local female BMX rider continues success
Kelley Primc does more than homework in her free time; the ASU Human Resources senior is a nationally-ranked BMX rider.
Penny Wars to raise money for charity
A weeklong "penny war," hosted by the Barrett Leadership and Leadership Team Downtown and the Downtown Programming Advisory Board, will raise money for the ASU4Food campaign.
Mexican-Americans meet physical activity goals
A new study partially conducted by a College of Nursing and Health Innovation professor reports Mexican-Americans more than any other group have met national physical activity goals.
Cano, Vasquez debate at Cronkite forum
At Wednesday night’s presidential debate, the Cano/Vaughn and Vasquez/Abercrombie campaigns took similar stances on many topics but often differed in how they would approach those issues, most notably when it came to executive board salaries.
Cano, Vasquez debate at Cronkite forum
ASASUD presidential candidates Andres Cano and Christian Vasquez and their respective running mates Vaughn Hillyard and Jessica Abercrombie met for a debate Wednesday night.
Cano, Vasquez run for president
Andres Cano and Christian Vasquez enter the race for ASASUD presidency.
Three senators run for two open seats
Three senators are campaigning for the two open senate seats in the Walter Cronkite School next week, making them the only contested positions in the senate race.