City of Phoenix to decide future of e-scooter pilot program in March
Phoenix city council will decide the future of the e-scooter pilot program in March.
Phoenix city council will decide the future of the e-scooter pilot program in March.
The University banned all official ASU travel to China following confirmation of the Novel Coronavirus in Tempe.
The ASU community expressed mixed reactions to the local diagnosis of coronavirus in Maricopa County.
The State Press compiles a list of notable events happening at ASU next week.
An ASU community member has been diagnosed with the 2019 Novel Coronavirus, Arizona health officials confirmed.
Study by ASU researchers finds that morality and religion play a role in what foods people buy.
The Tempe apartment complex 922 Place will serve as on-campus housing for ASU beginning fall 2020.
The building will be home to several Herberger programs in downtown Mesa.
ASU lacked sufficient evidence to expel student accused of sexual misconduct, the Arizona Court of Appeals ruled.
Following a University investigation, Zócalo Public Square founder Gregory Rodriguez resigned Friday.
An ASU project was given $10,000 to research loneliness through small group circles.
Frontline communities in Tempe are disproportionally affected by climate change.
Michael Thompson, ASU Police Department's chief of police, provides insight into his student and personal life.
Car-less community Culdesac Tempe will offer residents a grocery store, coffee shop and retail shopping.
A roundup of ASU's November 2019 crime reports.
Podcaster Kate Ourada hears from Phoenix Poet Laureate and her student on their workshops on poetry and medicine.
College Bar & Grill, located across from "A" mountain, will close Tuesday after two years of service.
Dean Callahan and his family opened their house to students who couldn't make it home for Thanksgiving.
Students, professors and former Phoenix Police Department officials weigh in on the lack of diversity in the police force.
Tempe PD will be using the grants to educate Tempe residents on traffic safety.
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