Higher education

In an effort to remove financial barriers and expand access to mental health care, the University of Arizona says it will provide free counseling for its students beginning July 1.

Former first lady Rosalynn Carter once said there are four kinds of people in the world: “those who have been caregivers, those who are currently caregivers, those who will be caregivers and those who will need caregivers." But there might be a fifth: caregivers who help other caregivers.

More than a decade ago, during the Syrian Civil War, the northern Syrian city of Manbij was the setting for a real-world, real-time experiment in democracy. And that experiment is captured in the new book "Days of Love and Rage: A Story of Ordinary People Forging a Revolution."

ASU and University of Arizona researchers are among more than 20 coauthors of a new article in the journal Science about a deadly split in a large group of chimpanzees.

These workers tend to have schedules that make it hard to get enough sleep, or consistent sleep, and Kat Kennedy’s research at the University of Arizona’s BIO5 Institute focuses on what these disruptions mean for their health.

Stories of South Texas and Mexican-American life is the focal point of a new exhibition opening in May at the ASU Art Museum.

The growth of AI-generated media can make it hard to determine what online content is real and what is fake. But a professor from Arizona State University is trying to figure out how to better detect AI content.

The Analogs is a series of stories about people who make things by hand — and what those things tell us about those people.

ASU health headquarters will house multiple degree programs, including the John Shufeldt School of Medicine and Medical Engineering.

An Arizona State University research team is working to develop stronger, lighter and more versatile robots. The researchers are working to refine actuators — the muscles that robots use.