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Senior middle blocker Claire Jeter prides herself on making this season one to remember. The 18-2 Sun Devils are now tied with the University of Florida as the 17th-ranked team in the nation, and Jeter plans to help continue the hot streak with her years of valuable experience.
"Icy Girl" and "Tap In" rapper Saweetie, alongside special guest Baby Tate, will perform a free, exclusive concert for ASU students on Nov. 11 after the University won Tinder's nationwide "Swipe Off" challenge.
The latest step in music curation technology, Spotify's "daylist," offers a fun and unique style of playlists, but there's still a way to go in crafting the ideal listening experience.
Do you remember Halloween as a kid? Going trick-or-treating with friends and going from house to house anticipating the amount of candy you'd get — the sweet treats, the classroom parties and the spooky decorations.
As the semester once again picks up steam, take a break with a performance or creative activity!
Gov. Katie Hobbs addressed the Arizona Board of Regents and representatives of Arizona’s public universities and asked for them to come up with options for a student-focused funding formula on Sept. 29.
Fall Break is over, and though the semester may be halfway through, that doesn't mean ASU has slowed down with arts events over its four main campuses. While we approach the end of Hispanic Heritage Month and the start of the Halloween season, ease back into campus life with a few fun art events!
Tempe City Council has proposed an amendment to the city's anti-discrimination ordinance regarding the use of a housing choice voucher.
As National Hispanic Heritage Month reaches its midway point, the University's devotion to providing a friendly environment to Hispanic students increases awareness for a community which comprises more than a quarter of its population.
After moving across the world, assistant coach Ali Hanif has built on years of experience with a Premier League club to help ASU’s goalkeepers improve in nearly every metric this season.
Fall is officially here, and the ASU campus is already noticing. The weather's cooler, there's a crisper aura and more students and faculty are deciding to wear sweatshirts and pants instead of your typical t-shirt and shorts.
The Indian Students' Association brought students across the ASU campus together to celebrate Indian culture and enjoy music and dancing at the Junoon concert on Saturday, Sept. 30.
Few athletes or entertainers boast a reputation quite like the pop culture icon Taylor Swift. That's why, to anyone paying attention, it is no surprise that Swift has taken the NFL world by storm.
When Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce attended Taylor Swift's The Eras Tour at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City on April 7, he had a friendship bracelet prepared to hand the performer – with his phone number on it.
The Sun Devils (1-3) are heading to Berkeley on Saturday to compete against the Golden Bears (2-2) in their first away game of the season.
Kaila Montero-Quemado remembered being on the south side of the island with a friend looking towards the West Maui Mountains. The sunset was devoured by a blanket of dark grey smoke and any shimmer of sunlight was replaced with the eerie glow of fires upcountry.
The Tempe Historic Preservation Commission is proposing to increase wait times for demolition permits for every property in Tempe over 50 years old.
Charlie Kirk, the president and founder of right-wing student group Turning Point USA, was greeted at a table outside the Memorial Union on the Tempe campus with a chorus of cheers from a crowd of student volunteers from the group's ASU chapter Wednesday afternoon.
It's often a struggle for students to socialize upon entering college, overwhelmed by its newness. Some might be intimidated by the very idea of branching out and making new friends.
A new pedestrian pathway to campus across University Drive in Tempe is officially underway.
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