Zero new homes sold in Tempe and Avondale in April

 Not all Valley cities are created equal for new-home sales. The latest real estate report from Arizona State University shows Gilbert and Goodyear leading the way in that sector of the housing recovery, but builders in other cities are still idle.

Top 10 new species for 2013

Arizona State University has released its top 10 new species list for 2013.

New business development for Tempe Town Lake

A major office project near downtown Tempe was announced Friday. The complex is part of a public-private venture and a Fortune 500 corporation will lease the space.

ASU launches grooming program for investors

Arizona State University is launching a free summer program offering mentorship and business training for inventors and entrepreneurs.

Homebuilding improving in Arizona, slowly

An economic forecast is out for Arizona, and it looks hazy.

Arizona gets mixed economic forecast

Arizona’s economy is still recovering, but slower than expected.

As law schools face declining enrollment, law grads face tough job market

If you think shelling out the big bucks for law school is a fast-track to success (or at least a hefty salary) you may need to think again. Prospective law students in Arizona face a big bill and a rough job search, and law schools nationwide are facing far lower application rates. 

ASU reveals second new Sparky design this year

After a revamp of its iconic mascot prompted mass derision, Arizona State University has unveiled another new design for Sparky the Sun Devil. But this time, the university community had a say.

ASU baseball team officially moving to a new home

Arizona State University and the City of Phoenix will make it official Tuesday. ASU’s baseball team will be moving from its long time home at Packard stadium to Phoenix Municipal stadium.

New ASU outreach center opens in California

Arizona State University has opened an outreach center in Santa Monica, Calif. to attract residents of that state to Arizona.

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