What you need to know about ASU's Fall 2021 semester
With ASU campuses transitioning back to fully in-person, the Fall 2021 back-to-school guide answers students' FAQs.
With ASU campuses transitioning back to fully in-person, the Fall 2021 back-to-school guide answers students' FAQs.
With more than 75,000 students coming to campuses this week for classes, COVID-19 cases continue to rise within the ASU community.
As of Aug. 4, around 60% to 65% of incoming first-year students — including in-person and online — responded to a survey and said they were vaccinated against COVID-19.
Emma Vollrath, an ASU business student, launched Emma Lou, an athletic clothing brand selling yoga pants, sports bras and shorts, last year.
ASU updated COVID-19 guidance to require face coverings in "certain indoor settings," including classrooms where social distancing isn't possible.
Arizona has reported its highest case count in months as the University prepares to welcome thousands back on campus on Aug. 19.
As newly reported COVID-19 cases rise nationwide, ASU updated its mask guidelines to "strongly recommend" masking indoors in congruence with the CDC's mask guidelines.
The University updated its COVID-19 policy in response to the CDC's guidelines for all individuals to mask up indoors, but it will not require masks, per Gov. Ducey's order.
Three former ASU employees were indicted on counts related to fraud after siphoning money to a former Higley High School District superintendent.
In efforts to increase vaccination rates at ASU, the University is offering a variety of prizes for students who upload their vaccine records.
Active COVID-19 cases in the ASU community have increased since last week as the delta variant continues to spread in Arizona.
ASU pre-health students offer assistance to medically marginalized communities as volunteers at Phoenix Allies for Community Health.
Cases increased at ASU to 35 active cases among students, faculty and staff, which is a 13-case increase from one week ago.
With a $6.5 million grant, ASU's Decision Center for Educational Excellence will continue its work analyzing data and producing educational models for schools and educators in the state.
ASU will distribute $134 million in student aid from funds received from the American Rescue Plan and Coronavirus Response and Relief Supplemental Appropriations acts.
To address noise complaints from Mirabella at ASU residents, Shady Park will temporarily pause operations to construct a "step-pyramid" to muffle sounds.
In accordance with Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey's executive order, ASU will not require unvaccinated students to wear masks or get tested for COVID-19.
ASU reported 13 active COVID-19 cases Monday as mass vaccine sites close across the state.
ASU sent an updated Annual Security Report to the U.S. Department of Education and current students, faculty and employees Friday.
In a field where one out of five new architects identify as a minority, ASU's Design School is implementing changes to the architecture program to increase diversity.
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