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  • news tab box Det. 847 pays tribute to fallen soldiers

    Flag Retreat: Cadets experience local historic military culture

    Trumpets blared as the ASU ROTC program's first spring flag retreat ceremony commenced Wednesday at Fort Concho.

  • flag ceremony In their honor... Det. 847 pays tribute to fallen soldiers

    Flag Retreat: Cadets experience local historic military culture

    Trumpets blared as the ASU ROTC program's first spring flag retreat ceremony commenced Wednesday at Fort Concho. 

  • ASU reaches record spring enrollment

    Rallo: Enrollment numbers ‘right on track’ with projections

    According to an ASU news release, for the third consecutive year the university broke the enrollment record, and has 6,379 students for the spring semester.

  • Block and Bridle prepares for rodeo

    Events: ASU club, high school students to help judge

    The ASU Block and Bridle Club will help with many events at the 80th annual San Angelo Stock Show and Rodeo, which will be held at the Foster Communications Coliseum, Feb. 14 through 26. 

  • Department in need of skunk carcasses for research

    Thesis research: Sample size of 150 skunks needed

    The biology department is in need of skunk carcasses for an ASU graduate student's thesis research over the genetic makeup of urban skunks.

  • Organization to write for a cure

    Up ‘til Dawn: ‘Quest for a Cure’ to take place April 3

    A new service group at ASU will hold a letter-writing event April 3 to raise money for St. Jude's. 

  • Panel discusses political parties’ impact in time of slavery

    Ideology: Professors talk about reasoning behind civil war era politics

    Speaking at Fort Concho Commissary in a panel discussion, an ASU professor said that, contrary to popular belief, "Lincoln was happy to let slavery be contained in the area where it already existed."

  • Native American author to present at conference

    First step: Exposing students to people who engage in writing, thinking

    Native American author Leslie Marmon Silko will speak at the 16th Annual Writers Conference in the C.J. Davidson Center Feb. 23 and 24.

  • Multicultural Center presents: Continuing the Legacy with B.O.S.S.

    For the first time, the Multicultural Center Wednesday recognized ASU's African American faculty and staff with "Continuing the Legacy."

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  • jonathan webb ASU loses dedicated, fun-loving student

    Jonathon Webb: Ultimate friend, incredible performer, life of the class

    ASU senior Jonathon Kyle Webb, 24, died Feb. 3.

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  • South Korean teachers experience Texas culture

    ‘Real American life’: Teachers from overseas plan to bring some of Texas back to students overseas

    Four South Korean English teachers will return to South Korea Feb. 14 with new ideas after observing classes in local schools and visiting ASU.

  • honors program New program to prep Honors students for ‘real world’

    Alumni: Honors students to be exposed to success stories, advice

    The ASU Honors Program is adding a new mentoring program to help Honors students gain experience and knowledge in preparation for their careers.

  • mock trial ASU’s mock trial team wins award at first competition

    Spirit of AMTA: Semester-old team recognized at

    After ASU's Mock Trial League competed at a regional tournament in Houston, it placed first in the Spirit of AMTA (American Mock Trial Association) category. ASU won over the University of Texas at Dallas by one point with a perfect score of 30.

  • smoking Students view smoking ban favorably

    Anniversary: Students reflect on city-wide smoking ban

    Friday marks the one-year anniversary of the city-wide smoking ban placed on restaurants, bars and other businesses in San Angelo.