Glendale shakes off name, becomes Swift City ahead of weekend's concerts
(03/14/23 3:19am)
"Mayor Swiftie" renames Glendale "Swift City" amid anticipation for Swiftie siege.
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ASU alumni-founded nonprofit seeks to improve clean water access in Peru
(03/16/23 4:00am)
A school project created by three ASU students in 2010 was the beginning of nonprofit 33 Buckets, an organization that focuses on addressing clean water scarcity. The organization has run projects in Peru, Bangladesh and the Dominican Republic by working with communities to create engineering-based solutions.
Learning American Sign Language on the screen
(03/17/23 1:22am)
In the era of binge-watching and endless scrolling, language students are turning to film and streaming services to enhance their learning experience.
Isaiah Jackson brings more home runs and highlights to ASU baseball
(03/14/23 3:06am)
It only took freshman outfielder Isaiah Jackson 11 innings to get his first home run in his first year with the ASU baseball team.
Gymnastics launched into success after first win against Utah since 2003
(03/03/23 4:44pm)
The Gym Devils have had a tremendous stretch of meets, jumping ahead in the national rankings and preparing for the last couple of meets of the season.
ASU alumna, students assist in upcoming Phoenix National Eating Disorder Awareness Walk
(03/03/23 3:13am)
An ASU alumna and other ASU students are coming together on March 12 to host the annual Phoenix National Eating Disorder Awareness Walk at Kiwanis Park in Tempe.
Tempe streets and parks to get new names in honor of local figures
(02/28/23 3:31am)
Tempe City Council will vote Thursday to adopt several new street and park names because some were named after members of a local chapter of the Ku Klux Klan.
ASU men's basketball players debut new 'NIL Club' ahead of critical end-of-season stretch
(02/28/23 3:05am)
Members of the ASU men’s basketball team have launched a player-run "name, image and likeness" collective intended to grant participating fans increased access to the team in exchange for monetary support.
Arizona State Senate bill aims to address housing shortage despite Tempe pushback
(02/24/23 3:20am)
The Arizona Senate Commerce Committee passed an amended bill earlier this month that would supersede some municipal authority over zoning in order to address the statewide housing shortage. But, it faces opposition from city and local leaders across the state.
The boom and bust of the 2023 Oscars biopics
(02/28/23 3:41am)
Awards season is full of surprises, yet one consistent expectation is the presence of biographical films. This year, biopics "Elvis" and "Blonde" held the spotlight not just for their notable celebrity subjects, but also their controversial filmmaking and directorial practices.
Opinion: Banning TikTok limits student expression, community
(02/23/23 2:45am)
Universities across the nation are banning TikTok from campus WiFi networks and devices, and half of U.S. states have blocked access to the app on government devices.
The ASU nursing program receives $5.5 million grant for summer applicants
(02/23/23 3:34am)
A $5.5 million grant recently given to the ASU nursing program by the Arizona Department of Health Services aims to help fix the statewide nursing shortage that has been ongoing since 2020. The 104 students that are accepted for the summer 2023 accelerated baccalaureate program will have their tuition and fees covered by this grant.
Freshman publishes children's book to raise awareness of Syrian refugee crisis
(02/21/23 2:33am)
ASU freshman Selena Morse hopes her recently published children's book, "Dear Tariq," can assist with positively changing the perception of Syrian refugees in America. The book, which is illustrated by a team of international students, seeks to raise awareness and compassion about the Syrian refugee crisis.
Letter from the magazine editors: It’s time for the University to divest from the New York Times
(02/21/23 5:11pm)
On Feb. 15, over 180 New York Times contributors wrote an open letter expressing concern of editorial bias in the paper’s recent coverage of transgender and gender-diverse people. Citing numerous examples of homophobic and transphobic reporting in the paper’s recent history, the letter expressed disappointment with the Times for “(following) the lead of far-right hate groups in presenting gender diversity as a new controversy warranting new, punitive legislation.”
Opinion: Proposed South Pier Luxury Development is unnecessary, unwanted
(02/21/23 2:55am)
The $1.8 billion development, South Pier at Tempe Town Lake, that could be on the ballot in May is a perfect example of how the commodification of housing has a tremendous impact on student life.
Slug Bug to be Devilpalooza opener after winning Battle of the Bands finale
(02/21/23 4:30am)
After an underwhelming kick off competition, the Battle of the Bands brought four bands together for the final showdown this weekend. Despite some confusing missteps, the evening ended with an excited, entertained crowd and one victorious band: Slug Bug.
Streaming wars: Does anyone win?
(02/17/23 4:06am)
A new series comes out on Netflix. Or Hulu. Or HBO Max.
Kathleen Merrigan: The woman changing sustainable food systems
(03/02/23 1:28am)
Kathleen Merrigan is a professor at ASU and the executive director of the Swette Center for Sustainable Food Systems, whose work focuses on expanding sustainable food access and student involvement in its policies.
ASU gymnasts are reaching new heights in Barrett, The Honors College
(02/17/23 3:05am)
The Gym Devils are coming off another strong weekend, scoring a season-high against UCLA and remaining No. 20 in the rankings. Even with these new strides in the gym, academics still come first for the team.
ASU alumna Caelan Creaser to perform at Gammage as part of Disney's 'Frozen'
(02/21/23 4:21am)
Caelan Creaser, a musical theater alumna from the class of 2019, is back at ASU — as a professional actor at Gammage Auditorium.