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Health, counseling services go remote in response to COVID-19

ASU health, counseling and well-being programs transition to online formats amid the COVID-19 pandemic. 

By Greta Forslund | April 1, 2020

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Census Bureau updates guidelines for students amid COVID-19 pandemic

The coronavirus outbreak has affected the 2020 census, but students who have moved off campus for the duration of the semester will still be counted by ASU.

By Erin Galindo | March 31, 2020

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UA parents seeking housing, fee refunds file lawsuit against ABOR

A class action lawsuit against ABOR claims breach of contract when all three universities announced they would not give full refunds to students when classes moved online.

By Piper Hansen | March 28, 2020

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Medical amnesty proposal slowly makes its way through student government

USGD passed a resolution March 6 calling for ASU to implement a medical amnesty policy to protect students from legal and academic repercussions for emergencies that involve illegal substances.

By Erin Galindo | March 25, 2020

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A Q&A with ASU President Michael Crow on COVID-19

ASU President Michael Crow sat down with The State Press over Zoom to answer questions surrounding coronavirus and the University's response.

By Andrew Howard and Adrienne Dunn | March 23, 2020

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ASU asks on-campus students to consider moving out of residence halls

ASU said that residence halls and "essential services" will remain open but urged students to consider other options.

By Vandana Ravikumar | March 22, 2020

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COVID-19 and ASU: Here's what you need to know

Here's what to know about COVID-19 and ASU's response. 

By Vandana Ravikumar and Wyatt Myskow | March 15, 2020

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Democratic debate, while no longer in Arizona, key for preference election

The 11th Democratic debate was moved from Arizona to Washington, D.C., over coronavirus concerns but is still important for Tuesday's primary. 

By Piper Hansen | March 13, 2020

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Corey Woods wins Tempe mayoral election, unseats Mark Mitchell

Corey Woods was elected Tempe mayor Tuesday night, unseating incumbent Mark Mitchell. 

By Andrew Howard and Kiara Quaranta | March 10, 2020

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Video: Late Night Bites: The Grand

Owner Steven Rogers has created various late-night spots across Phoenix.

By Ryan Tisminezky | March 5, 2020

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House passes bill allowing student-athletes to earn endorsement money

Rep. Anthony Kern proposed a bill that would allow college student-athletes to profit from using their name, image or likeness. 

By Erin Galindo | March 4, 2020

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ASU celebrates groundbreaking of new Downtown Phoenix dorm

ASU broke ground on the Downtown Phoenix Residence Hall and Entrepreneurship Center Monday, March 2. 

By Greta Forslund | March 2, 2020

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ASU Gammage exhibit aims to break down Western world stereotypes

Gina Santi's 20 photographs of Nepalis culture aim to break down stereotypes from the Western world.

By Sam Ellefson | March 1, 2020

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Gov. Ducey talks school choice, campus free speech, importance of civics at ASU

Gov. Doug Ducey visited the University Thursday night to talk about the future of education at the university level. 

By Piper Hansen | February 27, 2020

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ASU researchers debunk 'junk science' found in court testimony

New psychological study proved many methods used in mental health evaluations for courts are "junk science."

By Grace Lieberman | February 25, 2020

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ASU's Phoenix CubeSat Satellite launched into orbit

The Phoenix CubeSat team is working to receive photos from their now-orbiting satellite. 

By Danya Gainor | February 24, 2020

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Professors, students now double-checking politically misleading content

At the end of January, Twitter added a new reporting function that would allow users to flag content that might be misleading about a political election.

By Piper Hansen | February 23, 2020

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Jayden Daniels, Warren Moon and more discuss the Black quarterback's legacy

Jayden Daniels, Dwayne Haskins, Marlin Briscoe, Warren Moon, James "Shack" Harris and Doug Williams discussed the legacy and role of the black quarterback in football.

By Connor Van Ligten | February 22, 2020

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Three Tempe City Council seats up for grabs in March election

Five candidates are running for three open seats on Tempe City Council, campaigning on issues like improving traffic congestion and housing options for students. 

By Piper Hansen | February 21, 2020

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Meet the candidates of the 2020 Tempe mayoral election

A rundown of the two candidates running in Tempe's mayoral election and their policies. 

By Erin Galindo | February 18, 2020

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