A new version of outsourcing
Business fraternity Alpha Kappa Psi is using its industry savvy to make fundraising more efficient through outsourcing.

Identity thieves hit DVD-rental machine
While cashiers at the Circle K on the corner of Lemon Street and Rural Road usually ask for customers' IDs when they pay with credit cards, a greater identity-theft risk was recently lurking outside the store.

K-12 religious discrimination prohibited with proposed bill
In response to allegations of discrimination in Arizona schools, one lawmaker hopes a bill moving through the state Legislature will further safeguard students' freedom of religion.

Police Beat: Man arrested for abusing his 2-month-old child
A 21-year-old Tempe man was arrested early Monday morning on the 100 block of East Fifth Street on suspicion of child abuse, police reported.

Biochemistry student snags world-travel scholarship
In just a few weeks, biochemistry sophomore Ke Wu will be embarking on a five-country journey to research education.

Stewart re-elected ASASUP president
When the Associated Students of Arizona State University Polytechnic, or ASASUP, begins its fifth year in the fall of 2008, professional golf management senior Kelley Stewart will be president, technology graduate student Matthew McCoy will be vice president, Greg Fischer will be secretary, and Austin Helm will be treasurer.

Ambassadors provide 'roving concierge service'
ASU students desiring downtown restaurant recommendations, directions to the DASH shuttle or event information can get help fast and free from a Copper Square Ambassador.

Students wary as part-time faculty are cut
The decision to replace West campus part-time professors with tenured faculty next semester has drawn praise and criticism from students on campus.