150 fifth-graders; 150 uncertain futures
ASU played host to around 150 Meridian Elementary School fifth-graders Friday in an effort to stimulate early interest in college.

Business strong, despite re-opened Memorial Union
Though the Memorial Union reopened at the beginning of the semester, some nearby ASU food vendors said their customer bases — which increased because of the fire — remain high.

Facebook friends can instead be Facebook amigos
Facebook.com users now have the option of checking their perfiles for new mensajes on their muros.

Police Beat: Man charged with aggravated assault in Mesa
A 26-year-old Tempe man was arrested Wednesday night on suspicion of possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia at the intersection of Roosevelt Street and Parkway Boulevard.

Students building an international outlook
When Jeremy Meek and AJ Rowen met in high school, they didn't have much in common.

Election year brings slew of political speakers to ASU
Michael Zak told a room of ASU College Republicans that he decided to write a history book of the GOP because he couldn't find a publication that didn't make fun of it.

City council candidates hone in on renter housing
Wild weeds and flaking paint have some Tempe residents concerned that student renters in the city need to learn a new lesson: how to be good neighbors.