In the wake of a major budget crisis for Arizona, Rep. Mark Cardenas has proposed legalizing recreational marijuana as a revolutionary new way to close the gap. see more

Due to the Super Bowl coming to Glendale, several downtown Phoenix streets have begun closing to celebrate the many events related to the game. see more

ASU Online ranked eighth in U.S. News and World Report’s rank of online degree programs. see more

In order to benefit students on all four ASU campuses, student government organizations established new events, activities and programs for the semester. see more

A new upgrade to Print Anywhere was put into effect at the start of the semester, making printing easier for all ASU students and faculty. see more

Katelyn Conrad died Saturday in a rappelling accident in the Tonto National Forest. see more

Undergraduate Student Government is asking students to tweet at and Facebook Jimmy Fallon to try to convince him to come to ASU. see more

As Martin Luther King Jr. Day approaches, ASU prepares to celebrate the social justice leader’s legacy. see more

The Arizona Board of Regents said it will require a great deal of creativity and and adaptation to retain the current quality of education in the state, after Gov. Doug Ducey announces a $75 million cut from public university funding. see more

In light of recent police brutality protests, ASU students share their insight on local involvements. see more