Tensions come to a head at the Arizona capitol.
Thousands of protesters congregated at the Arizona Capital to protest the signing of the controversial bill.
ASU President Michael Crow's letter to Gov. Jan Brewer urging her not to sign immigration SB 1070
ASU President Michael Crow jumped into the immigration bill debate Friday, sending a letter to Gov. Jan Brewer urging her to veto SB1070 as her time to make a decision runs out.
Dozens of demonstrators gathered in downtown Phoenix to protest SB 1070, an Arizona immigration bill that has been drawing national attention since it passed the state Legislature.
The first death-row inmate to be exonerated by DNA evidence spoke to students Thursday about the decade he spent in prison and his efforts since.
Arizona’s Havasupai Indian Tribe celebrated the return of 200 blood samples from ASU labs Thursday after a long-argued lawsuit between the tribe and the Board of Regents was settled.
On Tuesday afternoons, the music pouring from a second-floor classroom in Gammage Auditorium begins with the tuning of the vihuela, a Spanish guitar.
The phrase “one man’s trash is another man’s treasure,” has never been truer for Step’s Junk Funk, a recycled percussion band in Tempe that uses common trash to create endless sound.
Many research opportunities are available to undergraduates at ASU through specific research programs and through separate departments.
Research has found that third-hand smoke complicates the dangers of second-hand smoke, which is already recognized as able to cause cancer.
An unknown person or persons committed theft between 6:40 and 6:45 p.m. Wednesday by taking a laptop computer belonging to a 36-year-old male graduate student, police reported.
ASU’s Parents Association awarded psychology professor Leona Aiken with the 2010 Professor of the Year award at its annual event Wednesday evening.
Saguaro, ASU’s supercomputer, is housed in the Goldwater Center on the Tempe campus and assists groups from University scientists to NASA in their research.
An “herbal incense blend” sold at smoke shops around the Valley that has similar effects to smoking marijuana when inhaled is becoming a popular replacement for some students.
More than 300 entrepreneurs, educators, researchers and investors came to the SkySong Center this week to discuss how technology can be used in education.
ASU launched its Consortium for Biosocial Complex Systems Wednesday afternoon, a new research unit comprised of faculty from three units of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.
A 26-year-old Phoenix man was arrested around 3 a.m. Sunday on suspicion of possession of prescription-only drugs, police reported.
ASU NORML held a joint and blunt rolling competition to raise awareness about the Arizona's marijuana laws.
Protesters assembled outside of the county jail in downtown Phoenix on Tuesday in disapproval of a current immigration bill in Congress that would make illegal immigration a state crime.
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