Instruction to take place remotely after Thanksgiving break
ASU announces remote instruction after Thanksgiving break, an earlier end to the semester and virtual commencement in a Friday email.
ASU announces remote instruction after Thanksgiving break, an earlier end to the semester and virtual commencement in a Friday email.
The total number of active cases dropped by 126 since Monday's update, when the University reported 486 total active cases.
New facilities in downtown Mesa adjacent to ASU at Mesa City Center will be accessible to students who may use them for entrepreneurial ventures.
The University spent $20 million on housing refunds and credits and another $193,000 on one promotional video for the fall semester.
An ASU alumnus created a startup to help students in computer programming gain experience with commonly used software systems.
Barrett, the Honors College has announced they will not requires standardized test results for 2021-21 applications citing accessibility concerns due to the pandemic.
Tempe's first-ever female police chief resigned on Tuesday, with her last day of service being Oct. 25.
Forty Starship robots roam the Tempe campus, allowing students to order and receive food from 14 restaurants and POD Markets with contactless delivery.
Three contractors were injured in an ASU lab after a cylinder containing chlorine dioxide experienced a "high-pressure release."
In a Monday update, the University reported 478 active positive student cases and eight active positive employee cases.
SDFW facilities reopened Monday for 50 minute reservations, with masks and social distancing required.
ASU was named most innovative university in the nation for the sixth year in a row by U.S. News and World Report.
The University announced Thursday there are 637 active COVID-19 cases within the ASU community.
Hybrid learning looks different for each instructor and many ASU instructors are still adjusting to the transition from in-person teaching.
Remote out-of-state students face challenges like time zone differences, staying connected with classmates and keeping up with their in-person peers.
Eleven ASU schools, associations, organizations collaborated for a teach-in event to discuss racial justice and issues faced by the University's BIPOC community.
President Crow sent a letter to the director of ADHS regarding potential violations of state guidelines on reopening Thursday.
The ASU community has had a total of 1,305 total cases of COVID-19 since Aug. 1, according to a Wednesday update.
While SDFC closures leave some students frustrated, others are finding new ways to stay in shape.
Animal advocacy organization PETA requested a state audit of the University's use of government resources in animal experimentation activities after receiving whistleblower notices from various universities about possible animal euthanization
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