Business group offers women free membership
The Phoenix chapter of the National Association of Women Business Owners, or NAWBO, is sponsoring one-year memberships for 10 female ASU students who plan to own their own businesses.

Nazi Bush mural receives mixed student reactions
Despite controversial displays at last week's Border Justice Event held at the West campus that aroused mixed emotions in students, ASU West's Public Affairs Director Steven Des Georges said he is proud of the event.

Walkers prepare for cancer-research fundraiser
When Brent Crow attended his first Relay for Life event in the spring of 2003, he just thought it was a fun time — he wasn't expecting two of his neighbors, his mother-in-law, father and great-grandfather to be diagnosed with cancer in the next few years.

In clay, sculpting a cure
ASU researchers are proving that clay from the ground can kill even the strongest bacteria, including the flesh-eating "superbug" MRSA.

Parking and Transit developing online bus-tracking system
ASU students tired of waiting at bus stops wondering when their ride will come will soon be in luck.

Police: 15-year-old threatened to detonate pipe bombs
In the latest in a string of bomb threats on campus, ASU Police arrested a 15-year-old boy last week who said he would set off pipe bombs across the University.

Police Beat: Student suspected of masturbating in Computing Commons
A 19-year-old male ASU student was arrested Friday morning in the Computing Commons on suspicion of public sexual indecency, police reported.

Amid controversy, KTAR host broadcasts from campus
An ASU parking lot became the battleground for a free speech debate Monday when a KTAR talk radio personality hosted his show on campus to protest the station's being banned from University shuttle buses.

Rising food prices cramp student, restaurant budgets
With gas prices already denting students' pocket books, climbing grocery prices may make the phrase "starving college student" more of a reality than ever.