Cracking codes is day-to-day business in one campus building
In the Downtown campus's 411 building, there is a glassed-in hallway only accessible by security card or an inside employee.

Collaboration provides students with resources to succeed
In collaboration with the Arizona Department of Education, the University of Arizona and Northern Arizona University, ASU will be providing education graduates with access to a new and unique resource library.

Clinton tops in ASU, UA fundraising
Though Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama is leading in the delegate count, rival Hillary Clinton is ahead in at least one tally in the ASU community.

Senate passes textbook bill
ASU students may see lower textbook prices for the fall semester because the State Senate passed House Bill 2230 Monday.

ASU alum running for county attorney
County attorney candidate Gerald Richard decided he wanted to run for office in fifth grade.

New registration system's kinks being felt
After a bumpy first year, ASU hopes to make its new instant-enrollment registration system easier for students to use.

Legislature passes bill to soften DUI law
A bill passed last week by the Arizona Legislature aims to reduce penalties for convicted first-time drunken drivers.

Police Beat: Student repeatedly punches another while playing basketball
A 21-year-old male ASU student is suspected of committing aggravated assault Saturday afternoon at the Student Recreation Complex, and ASU Police are attempting to contact the student, according to police.