Integrative Sciences News Today

University administrators faced a sharp barrage of outrage from faculty and graduate students in the Department of Chemistry over a $140 million renovation set to gut parts of Dabney Hall

While studies have found that vibrations caused by sound do affect plants, the jury's still out on whether the human voice offers any specific benefit.

Researchers at the Massachusetts College of Art and Design are trying something new  – pairing scientists with artists to create a comic to bring

Mesa Public Schools and other Valley districts are looking to hire more school counselors. But officials say there aren't enough certified school counselors to hire.

More than 11,000 Sun Devils are set to graduate from ASU this December. More than half of those students earned their degrees through ASU Online, including nearly 1,000 participating in the Starbucks College Achievement Plan. Learn more about fall commencement by the numbers here.

Carebox Announces Mirati Trials Website for Genetically Defined Cancers ...

Focused Editor Koen Rodabaugh critiques the lack of development and funding made out for the College of Humanities and Social Sciences in the university’s most recent plans.

With the Arizona Diamondbacks playing in the World Series, here are 10 facts to know about the western diamondback rattlesnake.

Researchers are also testing two different vehicle disinfectants in two concentrations each to determine which kills the virus most effectively.

ASU has seen a spike in enrollment in the project management master’s degree, which has already enrolled 130 students in its first year.