Group, legislator target credit card providers
The too-good-to-be-true offers students get from credit card companies probably are just that, warned one state advocacy Thursday.

Teacher loan program in limbo
A new scholarship aimed at providing an infusion of teachers into Arizona's understaffed education system may already be in jeopardy, University officials said.

Cost to double fee? One dollar
A buck could add up to thousands of dollars if students let the Arizona Students' Association tag an extra $1 onto their tuition bills.

SkySong opens building
ASU at SkySong drew closer to completion Thursday as officials gathered in Scottsdale for the grand opening of the project's first building.

West campus to honor César Chávez
To commemorate the life of labor leader and civil rights activist César Chávez, ASU West's Hispanic Honor Society and the College of Human Services will host an event Friday and celebration of Chávez's birthday on Monday.

Police Beat: Tempe man arrested on suspicion of criminal damage

Education department proposes rules to clarify sharing student information
In light of recent school violence, the U.S. Department of Education took the first step Monday in clarifying rules about releasing student information under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act.