Dome still without a home
A former Tempe landmark that was displaced last year is still homeless, and plans for its future are up in the air.

Remembering Virginia Tech
April 16 marks the one-year anniversary of the Virginia Tech shooting, and many ASU students are reflecting on their own campus safety

Student asks 'What makes an American?'
For white U.S. citizens, the idea of a distinct cultural background can be murky.

Nursing students give back to the community
As part of ASU senior nursing students' community-health clinical rotation, the students spend half of their first semester volunteering in a homeless shelter.

New feature added to course evaluations
Once again, the College of Human Services (CHS), College of Teacher Education and Leadership (CTEL), and New College of Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences (NCAIS) at the West campus will be stressing to students the importance of participating in online course evaluations.

Valley business leader talks to Poly students
Mark Coats, a chief software engineer for Scottsdale-based General Dynamics, is the latest industry leader to present his work to ASU students as part of the Advanced Technology and Innovation Center's colloquium series.