Phi Sigma Kappa joins IFC after being denied
The University's traditional fraternities welcomed Phi Sigma Kappa into their ranks March 17, reversing a controversial decision in which they denied the colony membership in their Interfraternity Council.

Convention or bust
Two ASU students will have front-row seats to witness history this August as delegates to the Democratic National Convention in Denver.

From across the globe, convening for Easter feast
Students from across the globe — some in African dashikis, some in Indian saris and some in jeans and T-shirts — gathered to celebrate Easter Saturday night at Grace Community Church in Tempe.

ASU, Scottsdale group agree on preserving Kerr Cultural Center
A committee in Scottsdale is doing all it can to ensure long-term preservation of the 50-year-old Kerr Cultural Center.

Money abounds for ASU entrepreneurs
Any ASU student, faculty or staff member with a bright idea could be eligible for a $20,000 grant.

Breaks not delaying light-rail testing
Light-rail officials are no closer to discovering who is responsible for cracks found in sections of completed tracks, but said that the project is still on schedule.

Police looking for man who tried to rape ASU student
Tempe Police are looking for a man that they say attempted to rape a 19-year-old female ASU student early Saturday morning.