Students and community members came together to celebrate Phoenix Pride Parade & Festival on Saturday and Sunday.
Students from all over the country are competing in a tournament that challenges argumentative skills and ability to think on the spot.
Tempe Police hosted a meeting Friday night to encourage officers to be strict during a weekend-long increase in DUI and underage drinking arrests.
A surprise runoff highlighted the elections announcement Friday afternoon in Tempe.
Tempe Police arrested a 59-year-old man after they say he urinated on a wall.
Justice studies freshman Erin Schulte was awarded a competitive fellowship from the Center for the Study of Religion and Conflict.
College Avenue is welcoming another new business, a coffee shop set to rival those already in Tempe.
Nonprofit leadership and management freshman Naomi McClendon attended a party hosted by an ASU fraternity with a history of violations before falling to her death Sunday morning,
Shu Liu, Xiangyuan Huang and Clarice Collins were selected at a music festival in Germany to perform at Carnegie Hall on April 25, fulfilling a long-time dream.
The members of the ASU chapter of Project Sunshine volunteer their time and resources to local children in the hospital.
Microbiologist Roy Curtiss III has just been awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award from the American Society for Microbiology.
Well Devils Week spread autism awareness on the Tempe campus.
Tempe Police arrested a 24-year-old man after they found him sitting in a car with cocaine and an open beer.
Local Exchange, Global Change gives students hands-on experience in dealing with social and political injustices facing local struggling populations.
The Tempe Undergraduate Student Government met Tuesday night to discuss appropriation funding and the confirmation of the new assistant elections commissioner.
Future Tense is a collaboration between ASU, the New America Foundation and Slate magazine that looks closely at how our lives will be changed by technology.
Tempe Police arrested a 33-year-old man after they found him outside a Motel 6 with drugs.
A group of students are set to launch a pilot project in fall 2015 that could revolutionize student loans for both college students and lenders.
Tempe Undergraduate Student Government candidates Emily McCaleb, Nicolas Parra and Cassidy Possehl want students to vote off of the best platforms and ideas when choosing their next president.
Frank Smith III and Alexis Kramer-Ainza made their final pitch to students and discussed their platforms before the upcoming elections starting Tuesday.
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