Arizona State University faculty have the full freedom to involve students in discussions about God, faith and existence, but it’s essential that “thermodynamics 101” gets taught, too, university President Michael Crow told a campus Christian organization Wednesday.

Arizona State University faculty have the full freedom to involve students in discussions about God, faith and existence, but it’s essential that “thermodynamics 101” gets taught, too, university President Michael Crow told a campus Christian organization Wednesday.

There are few things that everyone across the American political spectrum can agree upon, but one of the ideas that could qualify is having public officials be ultimately accountable to the taxpayers they serve, through elections, policy decisions made by elected officials or, in worst-case scenarios, through the court system.

May 16, 2005

Three years ago, new Arizona State University President Michael Crow arrived with a grand vision to transform the 120-year-old institution with a party school reputation into one of the world’s premier research institutions.

March 15, 2005

Arizona State University President Michael Crow has joined the Council on Foreign Relations, the nation’s top think tank on foreign policy.

November 10, 2004

June 25, 2004

Two years after Michael Crow pledged to raise Arizona State University's stature to world-class level as its new president, it is playing host to a presidential debate and boasting a Nobel-Prize winning economics professor.

Michael Crow, president of Arizona State University, will be the featured keynote speaker at the Chandler Chamber of Commerce’s 2012 Education Forum. Crow will share his strategies for success in higher education and offer his thoughts about the current state of education and where it might be heading.

Arizona State University president Michael Crow was one of 10 higher education leaders to join Vice President Joe Biden and other government officials in Washington last week to discuss transparency of college costs on students.

The Arizona Board of Regents will vote Thursday to extend ASU President Michael Crow's contract. Crow's contract is set to expire June 31, 2012. The board is looking at a five-year extension, through June 21, 2017.

A Texas public relations blog lists Arizona State University President Michael Crow’s response to Playboy magazine’s party school ranking as "one of the worst spins of 2005."

ASU President Michael Crow has directed the university to prepare to shutter its Polytechnic campus in east Mesa as higher education faces hundreds of millions of dollars in funding cuts.

September 3, 2004

This week, ASU President Michael Crow is headed to New York City to meet with his counterparts from some of the nation’s most prestigious colleges and universities.

There's no Santa Claus, ASU President Michael Crow told students Thursday. But he wishes there was one. With the economic crisis facing the state of Arizona - and its ripple effect on Arizona's universities because of the way the schools are funded - Crow said he wishes "we could find a silver bullet, a magic fix."