ASU celebrates Native American Heritage during November
The American Indian Council at ASU will host a number of events in November to educate about Native American culture.
The American Indian Council at ASU will host a number of events in November to educate about Native American culture.
Four of the five student governments passed the athletic fee bill Friday and USG Tempe will vote Oct. 29. The bill will now move on to ASU President Michael Crow's office.
Hundreds of entrepreneurs and locals interested in the future of innovation gathered Thursday at MAC6 manufacturing startup incubator for its grand opening ceremonies.
The District on Apache offered two free women's self-defense classes after hearing about several sexual assault police reports near the ASU campus.
The Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication announced Thursday that it will begin a new sports journalism program in Santa Monica in fall 2014.
Phoenix Police and ASU joined together for a biannual operation aimed at giving women arrested for prostitution the opportunity to avoid prosecution.
The Arizona Office of the Governor is working with ASU to provide user-friendly online training for substance abuse prevention.
Officers arrested a 53-year-old man who police say had a pipe containing a usable amount of meth.
The Metro Light Rail temporarily lost power around 1p.m. Thursday, stranding passengers including ASU students.
Exploratory sophomore Maria Castro, a member of the Arizona Dream Act Coalition, talked to The State Press about comprehensive immigration reform.
About a year and a half ago, ASU film and media junior Trevor Pacelli wrote "Six-Word Lessons on Growing Up Autistic," which has allowed him to inspire families with autistic children.
Graduate students from the Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College are conducting a study to find connections between social media and online learning.
Business and tourism sophomore Kendra Owusu takes average college T-shirts and turns them into her own creations.
The TODAY show featured residents of Taylor Place at the Downtown campus during its early Wednesday broadcast and surprised them with special guest Al Roker.
A 22-year-old woman was arrested after police found syringes and heroin in her backpack.
The School of Sustainability recently named interim dean Christopher Boone as the school's new dean.
An expert panel discussed anonymity on the Internet at the West campus Tuesday.
Students and community members banded together during October to take a stand against domestic violence.
The College of Nursing and Health Innovation has decided to continue funding for American Indian nursing students through 2016. The program provides services to aid eligible students.
Police found a handgun with a defaced serial number in a 32-year-old man's truck. Officers reported the man had previous felony convictions and was driving on a suspended license.
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