ASU extends basketball coach Bobby Hurley's contract through 2026
ASU President Crow asked Gov. Ducey for funding to help ASU's PPE Response Network to provide medical equipment across the state.
Tempe partners with the Desert Financial Credit Union to offer the Tempe Small Business Emergency Loan Program to help local businesses.
Local restaurants adapt to challenges brought forth by COVID-19 outbreak in Tempe.
W. P. Carey will offer testing waivers and the law school will begin accepting the GRE alongside the LSAT.
Surviving Extinction, a new virtual learning experience offered by ETX, takes users back in time 350 million years to explore extinction and evolution.
Echo writer Timothy Xayasomloth shares his picks for books to dive into while social distancing.
Local museums in Tempe and Phoenix are moving online, offering visitors artistic and educational experiences through their websites and other outlets.
"A" mountain, typically painted gold or white, was painted blue to recognize the efforts of healthcare workers and first responders during the COVID-19 pandemic.
There are various ways one can maintain a healthy and active lifestyle while at home during the COVID-19 pandemic, experts and students say.
Barrett, the Honors College will allow students to switch to a "Y" grading option for all HON prefix courses because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Minority communities have been disproportionately impacted by COVID-19, some researchers and studies state.
The disability community and higher education institutions discuss accommodations amid COVID-19 pandemic.
Students, faculty and USGT have called for a University-wide pass/fail system, but ASU said the shift isn't necessary.
Rather than gathering in person at places of worship, students connect with their faith via Zoom and other livestream services.
ABOR responds to Attorney General Mark Brnovich's request of health record disclosure in the interest of protecting public health.
Student organizations plan online events to promote school spirit despite being off campus.
The site, ismyinternshipcancelled.com, shows the decisions of companies worldwide about whether they will cancel or continue internships.
ASU to receive $63.5 million from U.S. Department of Education in coronavirus relief aid.
I never realized how quickly my life could change until the coronavirus pandemic.
The U.S. Government passed a $2.2 trillion bill aimed at offering economic relief during the coronavirus crisis.
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