The Arizona Board of Regents is considering changes to a program that provides full-ride scholarships to excellent Arizona standardized test-takers, possibly ending the program indefinitely. see more

The ASU and Tempe police departments are moving forward with a joint Spring Crimes Operation after 86 alcohol arrests near Tempe in April. see more

For college students with busy schedules, it can be difficult to get enough sleep during the school year, and many say they will struggle to get any shut-eye at all as finals approach. see more

As the spring semester comes to an end, leaders at ASU’s West, Downtown and Polytechnic campuses, are working to bring a number of changes to their student bodies. see more

Tempe and ASU Police reported the following incidents on Monday and see more

Over 120 years and five name changes, The State Press has been covering news as the Valley developed from a rural community to a metropolis. see more

On its 120-year anniversary, read the paper’s stories about its launch, President Roosevelt speaking on campus, becoming a university, the football team defeating Nebraska and Michael Crow coming to ASU. see more

ABOR asked Arizona’s university presidents to develop plans in case Prop 100 fails, which would result in a $107.1 million reduction from the system. see more

Jill Biden met with community college and University administrators Friday to learn how students transition from the Maricopa Community College system to ASU. see more

A recent ASU graduate combined his love of sports and all things geeky into his rapidly growing podcast “The Geek Jock.” see more