Tempe to review graffiti policy
With city officials looking to re-examine Tempe's policy on graffiti, some supporters of graffiti art are hoping that their voices will be heard as well.

Through a dark tunnel, enlightenment
An hour-long trip through a "tunnel" could give Downtown Phoenix students insight into the types of oppression faced by segments of our society.

Gonzo goes online
Move over Mark Zuckerberg and Facebook.com — former Arizona Diamondback Luis Gonzales is giving social networking a try.

ASU gives park some tender loving care
A Phoenix park got a makeover this weekend with the help of some ASU students and faculty members.

Police Beat: Narcotics Bureau arrest seven men in marijuana ring
The Narcotics Bureau arrested seven men Thursday after investigators discovered a marijuana ring that sold and transported the drug to Michigan. The men range in age from 21 to 25 and were arrested at three different homes in Laveen, police reported.

Ex-regent aims for county post
With the experience he gained during two years as an ASU student regent, Ed Hermes said he's now ready to supervise Maricopa County.

USG voting begins today
Voters familiar with the change versus experience theme in the battle for the Democratic presidential nomination may notice a similar dynamic as they vote for the next president of the Undergraduate Student Government.