Tempe streets and parks to get new names in honor of local figures
Tempe City Council will vote on Thursday to change street and park names after it was discovered they got their names from 1920s Ku Klux Klan members.
Tempe City Council will vote on Thursday to change street and park names after it was discovered they got their names from 1920s Ku Klux Klan members.
Adrian Fontes, Arizona's Secretary of State, spoke about the understated impact of the border and the prominence of water issues on Feb. 23 on ASU's Tempe campus.
A bill that would override local zoning in order to address housing shortage and increase housing density is working its way through the state legislature.
The City of Tempe is holding a special election on May 16. Here's what will be on the ballot.
Tempe City Council has recently released a new plan to attack youth vaping. Though they have the right idea, their approach should be more youth-focused.
Several ASU students and organizations voice their support to resolution lowering the required age to run for state legislature from 25 to 18.
Arizona Board of Regents passed a policy to lock in university tuition rate increases for the next six years.
Valley Metro has introduced digitally-purchasable fare on its mobile app, with plans underway to integrate the ASU U-Pass on the app.
ASU students and faculty gathered in protest of a Barrett-sponsored event featuring controversial media personalities Charlie Kirk and Dennis Prager on Wednesday.
Tempe is no longer planning to ban flavored tobacco and vape products, instead they are looking for more restrictions.
The United Campus Workers of Arizona is collecting signatures to raise their hourly wage to $25 in 2025.
Three statues on the ASU Tempe campus hold wide-ranging rich history and hold more complex political histories than what appears on the surface, according to ASU community members and experts.
In response to a Lewis Center event sponsored by Barrett including figures including Charlie Kirk and Dennis Prager, Barrett faculty gather a petition to condemn the event.
The potential new housing development building project on Tempe Town Lake, South Pier, will be on the special elections ballot in May.
Undergraduate Student Government at Downtown and Polytechnic campus update their Senate model to reflect school size within each campus.
Tim Tizon, a former ASU student who handed out copies of the U.S. Constitution on campus, was charged with third-degree trespassing for tabling without permission from ASU.
Maricopa County Recorder Stephen Richer offers solutions to delayed election results from Maricopa County following a contentious 2022 midterm election cycle.
The task force will convene regularly throughout the year to deliver policy recommendations to mitigate the threat of media disinformation.
College Republicans at ASU are reevaluating their mission as the new semester begins with an executive office of more Democrats.
The Arizona Supreme Court and ASU's New College created a program focusing on efficient research in forensics to provide new opportunities for students and courts across Arizona.
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