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ASU's School of Manufacturing Systems and Networks is collaborating with Los Alamos National Laboratory to integrate student engineering into national laboratory systems and engage students in national projects.
An ASU administrator notified the Graduate Student Government on Jan. 16 that its operations are frozen as a result of a leadership vacancy and failure to comply with University policies.
"This is really some top-level s---."
Stephanie Norman didn't plan on returning to her alma mater after hanging up her sneakers following her four-year Sun Devil basketball career, which lasted from 1984 to 1988. In fact, Norman planned to retire as a Louisville Cardinal following an illustrious coaching career.
Questions about housing, homelessness, federal immigration enforcement and including the public in the policymaking process dominated Jan. 14's forum for candidates in Tempe's upcoming City Council election.
President Michael Crow's update on the progress made by the Changing Futures campaign Wednesday night detailed how ASU works and operates in and as a democracy.
Clocking out of work, running to class — still in uniform — your friends start texting you plans for the night. Feeling overwhelmed and dreading the assignments due tonight, you don't know what to prioritize.
Tempe and ASU officials conveyed that event-related road closures are part of detailed planning that aims to keep the public safe, but local commuters argued closures disrupt commutes.
The United Dance Association Nationals — nicknamed the "dance Superbowl" — is the ultimate goal for collegiate dance teams across the nation. After a six-year hiatus from UDA, the Arizona State Dance Team will return to Orlando, Florida, to compete at UDA this weekend.
The Iranian Students Association organized a protest of over 130 people Tuesday evening on East University Drive to show solidarity with the people of Iran.
"Please, read Ishmael by Daniel Quinn."
Former Republican Arizona Attorney General and ASU alumnus Mark Brnovich died at 59 on Monday.
For decades, football fans have walked into Mountain America Stadium excited to watch the Arizona State football team. But constantly present behind the action is the noise of fanfare emerging from the bleachers, the sound of an often overlooked element at football or basketball games — the band.
Since the 2024 presidential election, ASU has paid $270,000 to a lobbying firm with ties to President Donald Trump's administration, according to lobbying disclosure reports.
Injuries, chaos and a combined 0.968 save percentage.
The College of Integrative Sciences and Arts has invited students to explore the mysteries of the Upside Down through a new course centered on the narrative world of the Netflix show "Stranger Things."
Street campaign signs of Tempe City Council candidate Brooke St. George were vandalized with antisemitic imagery in multiple locations over the past week.
The Arizona Board of Regents approved a grant in November to fund university research for technologies with both national defense and commercial applications.
In the dead of winter in Tempe, ASU's swim and dive team has brought the heat as they compete, heading toward the conference championships.
Star junior wide receiver Omarion Miller committed to ASU on Monday, according to On3.
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