The bright green streetcar that connects much of ASU's campus and downtown Tempe will require a fare beginning Monday. The ...

ASU President Michael Crow said Pac-12 media rights negotiations are in the final stages in a meeting Tuesday with The State Press.

Against the backdrop of a digital revolution in education, the largest textbook publishers have found a way to quietly maintain their dominance of the curriculum market.

The transition from high school to college proves challenging for adults with autism, lowering the number of students with autism who graduate.

Mirabella's treatment of Shady Park shows entitlement and a lack of care toward Tempe's small businesses.

From detecting phones to using decoy sites, Honorlock raises online test surveillance concerns Since ASU adopted Honorlock last summer, students have voiced concerns about how the service monitors ...

A sad image is floating around in media and film in recent years. An empty, abandoned shopping mall. A shell of the busy, bustling activity that once took place within. More and more of these ...

The world's first mechanical tree prototype is to be built at ASU next year The technology, similar to real trees, sucks carbon dioxide out of the air at faster rates than nature to help reduce global ...

ASU at Mesa City Center held a two-day grand opening event, introducing the home of the Sidney Poitier New American Film School.

With rows filled with groceries and stores lined with promotions for their new sales, we often forget how the products we buy landed on our shelves. A large portion of the products we buy are at the ...

Charlie Kirk and Dennis Prager will return to ASU in September despite continued controversy over their appearance at the University last February.

An Undergraduate Student Government meeting was adjourned abruptly after some people involved in a rally supporting Palestine outside the Memorial Union threw rocks at the second-floor window to the ...