Breaking: ASU and NCAA reach agreement on football recruiting violations
ASU and four individuals previously associated with the football program agreed with NCAA enforcement ...
EcoCinema Cafe Film Festival fuels sustainable thinking at ASU
The EcoCinema Cafe at ASU combines impactful films and expert discussions to spark engagement and action towards sustainability.
ASU students prepare to travel through Europe using only Red Bull as currency
Red Bull is bringing back its "Can You Make It?" event, and ASU students accepted into the challenge are preparing to embark on an adventure through Europe.
ASU expands curriculum with classes representing South Asia
After years of missing South Asian representation in ASU's curriculum, the University is adding four new classes for the spring semester.
State Press Play: Skateboarding Culture at ASU
Join hosts Tyler Abrams and Tate Daniels for this week's episode of State Press Play. Tune in to hear about an inclusive skateboarding club at ASU. Plus, take a look at how sports betting effects students and challenges surrounding vaccination hesitancy. New episodes weekly.
ASU golf remains fourth in the nation despite tragic loss in February
ASU men's golf pulled out a win in Cabo after a disappointing loss in Vegas to secure its No. 4 ranking.
RISE to the occasion: Advocating for inclusive education at ASU's RISE Workshop
A recent workshop run by the RISE Center at ASU highlighted understanding how disabilities, both visible and invisible, can affect a STEM students' education.
Herberger Institute Day: Celebrating creativity, collaboration, community
This year's Herberger Institute Day will celebrate the intersection of art and education while inviting students from the greater community to participate.
State Press Play: Study abroad opportunities and Black History Month events
Join hosts Abby Bessinger and Tyler Abrams for this week's episode of State Press Play. Tune in to hear about study abroad opportunities at ASU and events around campus that celebrate and honor Black History Month.
Opinion: SCETL funding should be moved to progressive University institutions
ASU's SCETL is a waste of resources and promotes conservative ideals based in hatred and bigotry. The resources devoted to it would be much better used elsewhere.
Program gives incarcerated students and ASU students chance to connect
The Center for Correctional Studies hosts programs that strive to connect ASU students and incarcerated students together to find purpose.
ASU alumna, students assist in upcoming Phoenix National Eating Disorder Awareness Walk
The Phoenix NEDA Walk, on March 12 at Kiwanis Park, hopes to create a community of like-minded individuals while shedding light on resources available for those with eating disorders.
ASU executive awarded for increasing education access through hybrid program
Maria Anguiano was awarded the 2023 Community Empowerment Award for her work in creating ASU Local, which allows students to complete college credit while staying in their community.
Opinion: Banning TikTok limits student expression, community
As tempting as it sounds, banning TikTok doesn't solve actual problems, it only risks the future of ASU's vibrant campus culture.
New Shia Islam student organization establishes community through faith, service
The Al-Mahdi Association was founded last semester with the hopes of establishing a safe space for Shia students, as well as teaching the ASU community about the religion.
Greeking out: a look at ASU Greek Life culture
The Greek life community at ASU, a popular space to become involved with campus culture, has been questioned in terms of its inclusivity towards students.
Problems, progress and posters: Barrett's diversity framework, three years later
Barrett, The Honors College has taken steps to become more diverse and inclusive, but some students feel that the school isn't doing enough to achieve its ambitious goals.
Opinion: ASU's performative diversity trainings fall short in creating change for students
The once-a-year inclusivity training required for ASU faculty is not enough to create meaningful change for ASU's diverse community.
ABOR approves ASU associate's degree pilot program
ASU began a third associate's degree program. If the pilot program is successful, the degree will be offered more widely to ASU students.
ASU d/Deaf students, faculty, push for greater accessibility on campus
d/Deaf students and faculty reflect on the inclusivity of the Deaf community and culture at ASU and how the University can improve accessibility.
Walking group provides a safe space for women and LGBTQ+ people to connect
Phoenix Babes Who Walks hosts walking sessions for women and LGBTQ+ people to provide a safe space and connect.
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ASU extends basketball coach Bobby Hurley's contract through 2026
ASU men's basketball head coach Bobby Hurley has signed ...
Covid testing research website developed by ASU consolidates data for researchers
The COVID-19 testing depot, Evidence Commons, is the ...
Profesores de ASU reflexionan sobre la enseñanza durante la pandemia de COVID-19
Dos años de aprendizaje de COVID-19 cambiaron la ...