University officials are working to fix problems that have slowed Blackboard significantly so far this semester. see more

Smoke inside the Stauffer Communication building on the Tempe campus forced an evacuation of students and faculty. see more

The Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowship Program provides international students with the opportunity to learn about American journalism. see more

This week, we have an interview with Wendell Pierce of ‘Treme’ and ‘The Wire.’ Also: primary results, volleyball and soccer updates. see more

Memo’s Café, a Tempe hookah lounge, will continue to operate despite an improper ventilation system while the new system is installed. see more

War and counterterrorism efforts in Central Asia have caused ASU’s Critical Languages Institute to push for students to attain a level of language expertise and cultural understanding of the region. see more

ASU and University of California-Irvine researchers discovered evidence along the San Andreas Fault about 100 miles northwest of Los Angeles that shows a high-magnitude earthquake is overdue. see more

Journalists from around the world will spend the year studying at ASU as part of a program designed to advance their professional skills. see more

Tempe and ASU Police reported the following incidents Wednesday. see more

Academically qualified international students who do not speak enough English to enroll in University classes may apply to ASU and be accepted for the first time this fall under conditional admission. see more