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Learning declines as students suffer mentally and physically in hot environments.
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An attorney representing the family of an Arizona State University hockey player who collapsed during a workout is criticizing the way the university is handling an investigation into what happened. -
The lawsuit is the latest in a string of similar legal challenges the Trump administration has filed following a 2025 executive order directing the Justice Department to take action against state laws that allegedly favor undocumented people. -
An ASU hockey player who became unresponsive during an outdoor training session in extreme heat nearly two weeks ago remains hospitalized and may not recover, his family’s attorney said. -
An ASU professor wants to sue the Arizona Board of Regents over a training course about diversity, equity and inclusion. But first he’ll need the Arizona Supreme Court to rule on whether he has the right to make his case. -
The Democratic candidate running to be the state’s next schools chief is facing allegations her campaign brought politics too close to Arizona classrooms. -
Chad Sampson, executive director of the Arizona Board of Regents, said there are a number of reasons for the declines in enrollment. -
An international team of researchers, including those from the University of Arizona, has observed 31 quasars from when the universe was 600 to 800 million years old. For reference, that’s about 5% of its current age. -
The Tucson Unified School District is considering closing up to 10 schools in the coming years. The district has hired a consultant to help it figure out the next steps and a final decision is expected later this year. -
The head of community and culture at the Durango juvenile detention center says more kids in the facility want to graduate high school because they can almost immediately start Arizona State University classes. -
The U.S. Justice Department has sued Arizona over a voter-approved law that allows "Dreamers" — people brought to this country as young children — to get in-state tuition at public colleges and universities. -
Pima County and the University of Arizona have teamed up to offer a new curriculum focused on air quality monitoring. -
The DIY spirit is alive and well in Phoenix, and there are several spots around the Valley that offer classes, tools and drop-in resources. Here are six places that’ll help sharpen your practical skills.
