Lattie F. Coor Jr., the 15th President of ASU, died Thursday evening at the age of 89. During Coor’s tenure at ASU, he reached major milestones for the University and elevated its status to that of a ...

Thrifting has been around for as long as modern civilization has existed — selling and purchasing secondhand items has long served the general public. Although the secondhand trade has remained a ...

At some point, swimming in the endless sea of information became too onerous of a task. Although the digital sphere has made content far more accessible than ever, some say media literacy and critical ...

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Tempe residents and students condemned the social media history of city council candidate Joe Forte, alleging he reposted content calling LGBTQ+ individuals "groomers" and spread election fraud and ...

In my first semester of college, I sat in a 200-person lecture hall and listened to a professor tell us that our degrees will be useless in five years if we don't learn to use AI. The professor walked ...

ASU's growing student population and catalog of academic programs call for constant expansion and investment in University facilities. To compensate, many large construction projects are being worked ...

Former ASU student Kaci Sloan was sentenced to 11 years in prison on Friday for stabbing a student before class on the West Valley campus in September 2024. Sloan pleaded guilty to two felony charges, ...

Video: ASU men’s basketball on their win against Oklahoma State The ASU men’s basketball team spoke about their victory against Oklahoma State University on Tuesday night. Key players and head coach ...

As ASU works to build the ASU Health headquarters on the Downtown Phoenix campus, University officials are looking to remove a 124-year-old property from the site. Its owner said he felt he had been ...

An ASU spokesperson said it did not approve events by National Ground Game and Turning Point USA because of a failure to meet a registration deadline. A TPUSA spokesperson denied speculations that ...

Sonya Forte Duhé, the incoming dean of the Cronkite School, has an alleged history of racist and homophobic remarks, according to former and current students and records obtained by The State Press.