ASU extends basketball coach Bobby Hurley's contract through 2026
ASU men's basketball head coach Bobby Hurley has signed a two-year contract extension after an ...
Active COVID-19 cases stay under 15; Delta variant identified in Arizona
With active COVID-19 cases in the ASU community remaining low, a new variant of the virus, known as Delta, has been found in Arizona.
Ducey issues order barring universities from requiring COVID-19 vaccine
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey's new executive order prohibits public universities and community colleges from requiring students to receive a COVID-19 vaccine or show proof of vaccination.
Students expected to have COVID-19 vaccine by fall, still not required
Students who upload their records of vaccination against COVID-19 won't be required to submit daily health checks or wear masks on campus, ASU announced Monday.
ASU announces return to pre-pandemic campus operations
ASU plans to resume pre-pandemic campus operations on July 15 in anticipation of a fully in-person fall semester.
Active COVID-19 cases falls below 20; vaccine demand slows
Mass vaccination sites are set to close, Arizona surpassed 6 million COVID-19 vaccine doses administered and the ASU community's active case count fell below 20 Monday.
ASU students dedicate time to statewide COVID-19 vaccination efforts
ASU students have been working at state-run COVID-19 vaccine sites to enhance their education and serve the public.
COVID-19 cases at ASU continue to decline as Phoenix lifts mask mandate
ASU reported 31 active COVID-19 cases, a continued decrease from last week. The city of Phoenix also lifted its mask mandate Wednesday, following the city of Tempe.
The last academic year was tough. Now, students prepare for the next one
The past academic year came and went quickly. Some students said they struggled and hope going to campus will be safe when they return.
Accelerated nursing program to launch at ASU's Lake Havasu campus
The fall semester will bring a cohort of nursing students to ASU's Lake Havasu campus through an accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
ASU spring sporting events to allow up to 50% seating capacity
ASU spring sports, including softball and baseball, will increase seating capacity up to 50% at respective venues, Sun Devil Athletics announced. Face coverings will still be required.
ASU COVID-19 cases drop below 50 as mask mandates lift in Tempe
ASU active COVID-19 cases decline as the guidelines for face coverings change at the University and city level.
ASU to receive $191 million from federal government for students, University
ASU will receive over $191 million from the American Rescue Plan Act, and the University will use the funding to support students and mitigate pandemic losses.
Face covers no longer required outdoors on campus for vaccinated people
ASU is no longer requiring students and employees who are vaccinated against COVID-19 to wear face covers outdoors, but it will continue to require them indoors.
COVID-19 vaccine expected for students but not yet required, Crow says
In a Q&A with The State Press, ASU President Michael Crow gave updates on the Fall 2021 semester, proposed rape crisis center, LIFT action items and the COVID-19 vaccine.
Active COVID-19 cases within ASU community decrease
ASU active cases have gone down in the community and CDC and Arizona announce new updates on vaccines and COVID-19 protocols.
ASU announces on-campus, one-day COVID-19 vaccine site
ASU hosted a pop-up COVID-19 vaccination site on the Tempe campus Wednesday in an effort to get students vaccinated before the semester ends.
Los casos activos de COVID-19 se mantienen arriba de 100
ASU reportó 106 casos activos de COVID-19 el jueves.
Active COVID-19 cases stay above 100
ASU reported 106 active COVID-19 cases Thursday.
Volunteers Wanted: See Below
ASU COVID-19 vaccination site volunteers are paramount to the vaccination effort. With volunteer numbers falling, the demand is skyrocketing.
Two students form organization to connect pre-health students nationwide
The National Pre-Health Conference brings students from across the nation together to provide them with resources and access to a network of health care professionals.
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