Once the sun starts to disappear in downtown Phoenix, so do the people.

The Walter Cronkite School recently became the home of the National Center on Disability and Journalism, a program that was created to educate journalists about how to write about people with disabilities.

The ASASUD Senate vote to support a facilities fee ended in a deadlock on Friday with no constitutional guidelines to split the decision.

A Taylor Place official said on Wednesday that the six available retail spaces on the Downtown campus remain empty despite ongoing efforts to attract tenants.

The fee is not so much a necessity as an accommodation to the needs of our student community. The Downtown campus, a once distinctly modestly-sized branch of ASU, is now promptly on its way to becoming a booming poster child for the ASU community.