Administration

We updated the ASU salary database for 2023. What do you want to know?

The State Press published the seventh update to its ASU salary database, including the reported salaries and position titles of almost 19,000 University employees in 2023.

By State Press Staff | November 22, 2024

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'Count Quarters:' UA employees continue to worry about financial mismanagement

Amid UA's financial crisis, union workers and university faculty speak on working conditions and the need for more change and collaboration from administration.

By George Headley | March 28, 2024

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UA finance committee recommends slashing athletics, Arnold confirmed interim CFO

Amid the University of Arizona's financial crisis, a finance committee recommended cuts to athletics funding, including reducing scholarships, freezing coaches’ salaries and laying off senior-level administration.

By Mia Osmonbekov | March 14, 2024

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Tempe City Council raises tobacco purchase age, local owners speak on the effects

Tempe is raising the age to buy tobacco products from 18 to 21 after a city council vote on Oct. 26.

By Ghadiel Navarrete | October 26, 2023

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ASU-led and student-led Indigenous groups disagree on University support

American Indian Students Support Services, American Indian Initiatives and Alpha Pi Omega reflect on their work to support Indigenous students at ASU and offer services.

By Sherry Fan | November 2, 2022

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Charles Koch Foundation is spending big on an ASU criminal justice center. Why?

University donations by the Charles Koch Foundation are the subject of national controversy. 

By Mia Armstrong | September 16, 2018

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Arizona Supreme Court rules DACA recipients cannot receive in-state tuition

Some ASU DACA students say they may be forced to leave ASU as a result of the Arizona Supreme Court decision.

By Chris Scragg | April 9, 2018

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Arizona Board of Regents approves 2018-2019 tuition proposals

The Arizona Board of Regents approved tuition proposals for the 2018-2019 academic year, finalizing slight increases for ASU's non-residents and graduate students. 

By Andrew Howard and MacKinley Lutes-Adlhoch | April 5, 2018

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School of Civic and Economic Thought and Leadership fights national criticism

Despite its unusual roots, ASU's School of Civic and Economic Thought and Leadership denies that it has a partisan slant.

By Mia Armstrong | April 4, 2018

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Higher education institutions reflect gender inequality

Gender inequality in university leadership perpetuates gender roles and sexism in the workforce.

By Ashley Sutherland | April 5, 2017

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ASU student creates satirical GoFundMe account to protest DeVos appointment

ASU student creates satirical fundraising account to "buy" a cabinet position from President Donald Trump. 

By Isaac Windes | February 19, 2017

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Women's March in Phoenix proves that the future is female

The nationwide Women's Marches may be the biggest demonstrations in United States history.

By Simone Kathleen | January 23, 2017

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The peaceful transfer of power is the most underrated part of our republic

Without the peaceful transfer of power, our country would neither be peaceful nor powerful.

By Austen Bundy | November 17, 2016

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Arizona Board of Regents approve tuition increases for 2016-17 school year

The new tuition includes a slight tuition increase for resident students as well as a larger increase for nonresident students.

By Aimee Plante | April 7, 2016

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Diversity without inclusion: An exploration of race relations at ASU

On ASU’s diversity homepage, an array of accolades is on display, showing how far the school has come in making its campuses a more inclusive environment for minority students and faculty.

By Jacob Goldstein | March 15, 2016

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Global Freshman Academy will expand reach of ASU online

The Global Freshman Academy, an integration of online education offered by ASU and edX, will take its first batch of students this fall and add ASU to the small list of low-cost and low-risk education programs.

By Claire Cleveland | May 1, 2015

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ASU President Michael Crow: University has seen positive growth

The Arizona Board of Regents approved leases for ASU to expand student housing.

By Shelby Slade | April 9, 2015

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Gov. Ducey tells Regents he's committed to higher education

Gov. Doug Ducey told the Arizona Board of Regents he's prepared to work with them on Arizona's higher education system.

By Shelby Slade | April 9, 2015

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Present, future students call on the Board of Regents to change tuition rates for deferred action students

Students and community members gathered Tuesday to show solidarity and support for DACA recipients and also call on the Arizona Board of Regents to allow these students to pay the in-state tuition rate.

By Shelby Slade | April 7, 2015

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Crow: ASU, Starbucks partnership can be example for higher education

ASU President Michael Crow says the Starbucks and ASU partnership shows commitment to the future of higher education.

By Shelby Slade | April 7, 2015

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