Volker resigned from his role as a U.S. Diplomat after his ties to the Trump-Ukraine investigation. 

The State Press spoke with 23 of Sonya Forte Duhé’s current and former students who had allegations against her about racist, homophobic and body-shaming comments.

ASU was named most innovative university in the nation for the sixth year in a row by U.S. News and World Report.

One of ASU Kappa Sigma's former pledges filed a lawsuit against the fraternity for its severe hazing, and the chapter has been suspended. 

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

An ASU alumna who followed her childhood dream of becoming an author recently published the New York Times Bestseller, "The Only Pirate at the Party" with her sister. 

The students will start taking classes at Global Launch to help their English skills and successfully transition to ASU, as well as general studies classes. 

The State Press Editorial Board stands with the Black Lives Matter movement. 

Survivors and advocates demand better response and reporting processes from ASU when handling sexual assault cases.

The University will update its COVID-19 Management Framework website to include the percent positive of COVID-19 collected test results.

Photographer Samantha Chow documents her experience spending 14 days in quarantine after coming in contact with a positive COVID-19 case.

The quality of ASU Tempe's nightlife has suffered from losing the low-key and cheap bars of the past that defined college student culture. 

In a letter to the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors, ASU President Michael Crow makes a case for keeping a mask mandate. 

Four multicultural student organizations joined together in a statement to call for the removal of incoming Cronkite School dean Sonya Forte Duhé.

Senior Associate Dean Kristin Gilger will serve as the interim dean as the University continues to search for a permanent replacement, according to an email sent by University Provost Mark Searle.

ASU President Michael Crow said the University is prepared to conduct the fall semester fully online if needed. 

The "Walmart on Campus" near ASU is closing by June 28.

A professor made his students sit in the front row of class, violating ASU's indoor social distancing policies.

An ASU professor was awarded $357,000 from a jury Monday in a discrimination lawsuit against ASU and the Arizona Board of Regents. 

University Housing rules caused some community assistants to quit and those who remain are fearful of what the semester will bring.

The University confirmed 452 positive coronavirus cases, an increase of 291 since Tuesday's update. 

Calls to defund police departments across the country should include ASU. 

University officials have called the fall semester a success, but for many faculty and students, it was not.

ASU released their plans for faculty if one of their in-person students tests positive for the coronavirus.

ASU's coaching staff has landed multiple former NFL players' sons through connections and experience.

ASU does not plan to publish University-specific data on COVID-19 cases for students, professors and faculty.

Adobe applications like Photoshop, Premiere, InDesign and Illustrator are now free for ASU students.

Former ASU football head coach Herm Edwards has come to an agreement with the University to take a 50% buyout of his contract.

ASU workers have begun to form a local union chapter in response to concerns at the University.

After Allister Adel resigned, Julie Gunnigle collected over 4,000 signatures to be on the ballot for the now open Maricopa County Attorney position. 

College Republicans United's fundraiser for Kyle Rittenhouse has resulted in scared students and another call for an investigation into their conduct. 

The man behind the legend wants young people to get out and use their voice.

The State Press leadership addresses the removal of Alexia Isais from her position as an opinion columnist.

SPJ announces 2021 Mark of Excellence National Winners

Students express concerns about ASU's on-campus reopening due to rising COVID-19 cases across Arizona. 

ASU is the first university in the country to utilize the TerrainHopper, a new all-terrain vehicle to help the mobility challenged participate in outdoor activities.

Documentary: Jackson He became the first Chinese-born player to score a touchdown in NCAA Football Bowl Subdivision history; see his impact in China today.

ASU football head coach Herm Edwards is stepping down from his position after four seasons and three games with the program.

Students and community members marched through the Tempe campus Sunday night to protest ASU's police department, the lack of a Multicultural Center and for the University to hire more faculty of...

ASU has canceled all on-campus, in-person classes and all classes will be transitioned to an online format.

ASU updated COVID-19 guidance to require face coverings in "certain indoor settings," including classrooms where social distancing isn't possible.

With few in-person opportunities and the coronavirus spreading at a high rate in Arizona, ASU students are leaving their dorms. 

A new presumptive case of coronavirus in Arizona was announced by ADHS Tuesday morning. 

Mirabella at ASU and its retirement home residents filed a lawsuit over Mill Avenue venue Shady Park's "unnecessary and excessive noise."

The Sun Devil hockey team announced their captain group, headlining games in 2020-21, and touched on its incoming recruiting class.