Lattie Coor was ASU’s 15th president, serving between 1990 and 2002. During his tenure, Coor helped launch Barrett, The Honors College and expanded ASU into a multicampus institution.
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The Roosevelt School District in south Phoenix has renamed Cesar Chavez Community School to Rio Vista Community School. It’s the latest in a slew of name changes across the state in the wake of sexual abuse allegations against the late civil rights activist.
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Public school advocates are suing over descriptions of two separate ballot measures related to Arizona’s school voucher program approved last week by state lawmakers.
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A University of Arizona materials scientist has been awarded a major grant to develop a new generation of drug delivery systems that can hide from the body’s immune system by mimicking the behavior of red blood cells.
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According to the ASU police report, a 73-year-old woman waited for the robot to pass by before crossing. The robot then abruptly reversed, knocking the woman down before changing directions again and running her over a second time.
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The challenge to Arizona’s transgender school sports ban is all but over as the sole teenager who was challenging it decided to step back from the case. Without “Jane Doe,” as she’s called, the case can’t move forward.
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Republicans running for governor have a delicate balance to strike: they want to convince voters they’re not too extreme. But as they battle in the GOP primary, they want to assure conservatives that they’re aligned with President Donald Trump.
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The Summer Reading Game, hosted by the Maricopa County Library District, is dinosaur-themed this year. It's designed for players of any age who can earn one point for every minute they read. They also can earn points for attending library events.
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To talk about the state Supreme Court siding with the Maricopa County recorder in his dispute with county Supervisors and more of the week’s news, The Show sat down with Regina Cobb and Dawn Penich.
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Voters will get the chance to add guardrails to the state’s universal private school voucher program in November — probably.
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“Navajo Highways” was nominated twice. The educational program streaming on First Nations Experience won a trophy for informational-instructional content short or long form — another for best set design.
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A decade ago, Arizona leaders set a goal designed to boost our state’s future by boosting our state’s students post high-school graduation. By 2030, 70% of the state’s graduates would continue their education in college, or in trade school or community college.
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A common farming device could become a critical solution in Salt River Project's wildfire mitigation efforts.