ASU sees record enrollment, retention numbers
ASU breaks previous enrollment records, according to the preliminary twenty-first day enrollment figure.
ASU breaks previous enrollment records, according to the preliminary twenty-first day enrollment figure.
ASU officials are finalizing plans for a new dorm, dining hall and recreation facility on the West campus scheduled to open fall 2012.
University officials are working to fix problems that have slowed Blackboard significantly so far this semester.
ASU's Game Day Initiative seeks to generate enthusiasm for Sun Devil athletics among ASU's growing student population.
ASU administration officials fired back against a report that found American universities are devoting more resources to their administrations than they are to faculty, research and service.
The Associated Students of Arizona State University Downtown met to discuss creating a judiciary party to review last semester’s a disputed elections.
There will be new changes coming to ASU’s Memorial Union this fall, including a renovated and renamed Devils’ Market and a new yogurt and smoothie shop.
The lawsuit claims ASU failed to comply with its obligations under Title IX, which holds the University responsible for protecting students from sexual harassment and to take action when harassment occurs.
ASU President Michael Crow was named a member of the new National Advisory Council on Innovation and Entrepreneurship Tuesday, which is part of the U.S. Department of Commerce.
The W. P. Carey School of Business has created a comprehensive and free “bridge program” intended to aid underrepresented and economically disadvantaged high school students in their transition to college.
ASU recently collaborated with Tempe Fire and ASU Police departments for scenes in a new lab safety training video filmed on campus.
During the Arizona Board of Regents Capital Committee meeting in May, ASU requested approval to purchase a building in the CenterPoint Development in downtown Tempe.
According to University officials, creating new positions and hiring new administrators are part of improving ASU’s programs and quality of education.
Teach Tec, an educational technology certification program for teachers, is a collaboration between ASU and UA, and instructs teachers on how to use technologies to improve student engagement.
Television journalist Diane Sawyer, anchor of ABC’s “World News with Diane Sawyer,” was chosen May 31 as the recipient of the 27th Walter Cronkite Award for Excellence in Journalism.
ASU faculty and students are exploring the next steps toward easing the University’s financial burden in the wake of Arizona’s passing of Proposition 100.
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.
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.
For Renae Hackman, making excuses is not an option. Born with cerebral palsy, Hackman is the supervisor of testing accommodations at ASU’s Disability Resource Center.
On Thursday, nearly 50 state and University health officials met to discuss the effects of H1N1 and how schools can be better prepared for a future event of widespread disease.
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