Classes are not cancelled despite weather, University officials said.
The high amounts of rain have caused some traffic signals to go out and flooding on some streets or intersections. Students should use caution when travelling to school.
A Chandler man had a baggie containing various drugs when police stopped him for a traffic violation.
Research on TrekDesks at ASU could forever change the way people work.
A group of people protesting police brutality filled Roosevelt Street Friday evening at downtown Phoenix's popular art walk.
NASA launches a new program with ASU-led group ECAST to increase knowledge and public engagement in space exploration.
A 66-year-old Tempe man, who was stopped on his bike for not having a bicycle light, was found in possession of meth.
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack spoke to students Thursday as part of a sustainability lecture series.
ASU has partnered with RubyRide, a new car service, to connect Tempe and Downtown students to the Polytechnic campus and the Techshop in Chandler.
ASU has partnered with RubyRide, a new car service, to connect Tempe and Downtown students to the Polytechnic campus and the Techshop in Chandler.
ASU faculty gathered to look into the details of the border crisis at the Beyond the Border panel Wednesday.
ASU researchers show that sea lions and seals were more dangerous to early Americans than originally thought, because they carried tuberculosis.
Many students do not know what to do or their rights if their cars are towed.
The new building, which was dedicated Wednesday, will be home to the Del E. Webb School of Construction and the Sun Devil Welcome Center.
A Tempe man entered a Walmart and removed $35 worth of items from the store before being contacted by police.
Traffic is closed on McClintock Drive southbound at Don Carlos Avenue and northbound at Broadway Road, officials reported.
A citizen panel consisting of 20 representative Phoenix voters will hear three days of information on public pension reform and then craft a citizen's initiative to address it.
A Santa Barbara, Calif., man had marijuana and California medical marijuana card in his pocket at the time.
This real-life research may sound like something out of a science fiction movie, but researchers hope to someday apply it to humans.
When marketing senior Bennett Dwosh found a blazer he had to have, but didn't have the money to pay for it, he turned to crowdfunding and is on his way to securing the eccentric ASU-themed blazer.
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