Undergraduates help steer NASA SPARCS mission after launch
University students continue hands-on work operating NASA's SPARCS spacecraft.
University students continue hands-on work operating NASA's SPARCS spacecraft.
Young Life at ASU opens a new branch on the Downtown Phoenix campus for better accessibility.
Movie nights, silent discos and jeopardy events are some of the activities students can participate in to learn more about Black history in America.
Students and community members marched against ICE activity in solidarity with Minnesotans.
The Cannabis Analytics, Safety and Health Initiative researches contaminants, health consequences and testing standards on cannabis use.
Former head of NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory joins ASU, signaling further growth of space research department.
An ASU student initiative is building bridges between research and Spanish-speaking communities.
Political Computer Science was chartered at ASU this spring, and hopes to better the local community while teaching computer science skills to members.
A recent change in a Phoenix ordinance affects students who cross or stop in a roadway illegally.
Multiple Zipps Sports Grills in the Phoenix area, including one near the Tempe campus, were searched by federal law enforcement.
The Graduate Student Government President's resignation resulted in a freeze in GSG operations.
Student organizations are utilizing resources in response to Immigration and Customs Enforcement activity in Arizona.
Catholics at ASU reflect on the reasoning for conversion as the Newman Center marks a record number of new Catholics.
Barrett Bucks is the official currency for Barrett, The Honors College students, used to build community and reward students.
ASU students who have changed their major weigh the pros and cons of their decisions.
Four lobbyists were hired in 2024 with experience working for and with the Trump administration and Republican lawmakers.
ASU adds a new fee for the fall 2026 semester, leading to conversations about the role of AI in education.
Student science, technology, engineering and math organizations provide networking events and opportunities to help students make connections and find community.
The University did not provide information on why ICE backed out of the event hosted by Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law.
Organizations come together to hold two demonstrations on Tempe campus to protest ICE, immigration concerns and the current administration.
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