Waymo, the autonomous ride-hailing service, opened for anyone 18 years or older in downtown Phoenix to order one of the company's self-driving cars on Nov. 10. Using the Waymo One app, people can call ...

Student schedules are clearing as they transition into summer vacation. The much-needed time off is a great opportunity for ...

The body of a recent graduate of ASU's W.P. Carey School of Business was recovered from the Salt River by Maricopa County ...

After entering the NCAA Austin Super Regionals with a 10-game win streak, the Longhorns snap this streak and end the Sun ...

The Tempe City Council voted unanimously on July 2 to pass an ordinance amending rules on event permits. Some citizens are now working to have the ordinance repealed. Shawn Wagner, Tempe’s deputy ...

The establishment of The Territorial Normal School in 1886 was Arizona's first higher education institution. From a four-classroom building with 33 students to one of the largest universities in the ...

Matt Evans, a University alum who graduated with a bachelor's degree in computer science in 2021, is building a slate of Republican candidates to run for Phoenix City Council in 2026. Evans is running ...

For one Iranian international student at ASU, the war in her home country has left her in a state of fight or flight. The systems engineering student, whose name has been kept anonymous to avoid ...

Recent tariffs imposed have the possibility of increasing liquor prices and may affect the traditional nightlife of a Sun Devil. President Donald Trump signed executive orders on Feb. 1 to impose 25% ...

One hour northeast of Tempe, nestled in the Tonto National Forest, is a desert oasis that feels foreign to the bustling city life of many ASU students: Bartlett Lake. However, the lake is no stranger ...

ASU dining hall workers voted Monday to authorize a potential strike, which, if deemed necessary, could begin at any time. Food service employees at the University have been in the process of ...