Statements

The University has issued this statement on a student-athlete injury.

The University has issued this statement on a student-athlete injury.

Canvas, the online platform ASU students and faculty use for course work, has restored service and the university has evaluated it and is confident of its security.  Usage has resumed and the university is working with faculty and students to resolve any inconveniences as the semester concludes.

According to the Department of Homeland Security, an anonymous complaint had been filed with the Secret Service that an ASU employee had made a threat against the President of the United States.   

As part of an effort to understand the facts associated with that complaint, an ASU police officer participated in a meeting with a DHS investigator and the ASU employee at an off-campus location he suggested.  

The Charlie Kirk vigil on Monday, organized with the Turning Point USA student chapter, continues to proceed in Desert Financial Arena at no cost to students or any student organization.

Vigil for Charlie Kirk
5:30 - 7:30 p.m.
Desert Financial Arena

Doors open at 4:30 p.m.
Clear bag policy in effect
Security will be on site

While the federal government determines how to proceed, we will continue to advance serving every learner ready to learn from any family.

Broadcasting a one-person debate, which was what Arizona’s Clean Elections Commission planned to do, would have violated our FCC license.  So, Arizona PBS chose to use its news program to provide an opportunity for Arizona voters to hear from both candidates. Only one accepted the offer.

Arizona State University’s 17,000+ international students fuel innovation, bring global perspectives and boost Arizona’s economy by nearly $700 million annually. Their tuition keeps education affordable for local students while supporting thousands of jobs and strengthening industries across the state and nation. They’re critical to ASU’s success and America’s future.

Encouraging ASU students to make indiscriminate complaints to law enforcement about fellow students is not in keeping with the principles which underlie our academic community. We are here to teach and learn — not to engage in self-aggrandizing conduct meant solely to generate as much media attention and controversy as possible.