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Women's tennis is the only sport that has been played continuously at ASU since the 19th century, and Marianna Argyrokastriti wants to be a part of the program's long and illustrious history.
Finally, spring break is here. Whether you're taking a road trip with friends, going home to see your family or sitting in bed and rotting, these are The Echo's picks to kick off spring.
MECHA de ASU, a political student organization, was given an interim suspension last week over a post on its Instagram calling for the "deaths" of certain groups.
ASU baseball wrapped up their season-opening eight-game homestand on Sunday after splitting a four-game set with Ohio State University. Amid a plethora of pitching struggles, ASU managed to power their way to a 5-3 record by averaging nearly 10 runs scored a game despite underestimating the Buckeyes coming in this weekend.
ASU softball (11-6) went 4-2 in six games during the Sun Devil Classic last weekend, and the home crowd played a prominent role in half of those games, fueling the Sun Devils to two extra-inning wins in back-to-back nights at Farrington Stadium.
"When I'm back in Chicago, I feel it."
A large grass plot in Civic Space Park, south of the Student Center @ The Post Office on the Downtown Phoenix campus, was vandalized Wednesday when grass was destroyed in the shape of the Star of David. Indiscernible symbols were also marked into the interior of the cutout.
One of the most common complaints you’ll hear is that there's no parking on campus.
Many students choose ASU as their first university to attend — or their second, third or fourth. College students transfer schools for various reasons, such as departure from community college, location, degree programs and more.
The United Campus Workers of Arizona organized a protest in response to two Arizona House bills at the Arizona Board of Regents' Feb. 22 meeting at the Memorial Union.
Preparations for human life on Mars are underway. With private companies like Relativity Space declaring a long-term goal of Mars habitation, and NASA seeking volunteers for a Mars life simulation, the question of how humans might sustain themselves on another planet is no longer hypothetical.
Whether it's a cup of coffee, a shiny, sugar-free Red Bull or one of those radioactive neon cans whose name is ever-changing, ASU students rely on caffeinated drinks to stay awake and complete their tasks by deadline. In the rush of midterms, internships, late-night study sessions, and part- or full-time jobs, students may find themselves with no other option when combating exhaustion.
Breaking records and shattering personal-best marks this season has become a regularity for the ASU track and field team this season.
"Watch out for Ding," sophomore Michael Mjaaseth said after being asked about his new record-breaking teammate, Wenyi Ding. Following his college debut at the Copper Cup in January, Ding has played in two stroke-play tournaments.
Valley representatives can experience a new landmark in public transportation with the expansion of the light rail as its construction features fiber-reinforced concrete for the first time in the United States.
We're going to get old. Time will move forward, creases will become more prominent and we will learn to say more 'goodbyes' than 'hellos.' The way I plan to prevent this? Befriending people of all ages.
A Sun Devil Fitness Center can be found on all four ASU campuses, each repping its own distinct energy for students to enjoy while working out, swimming or engaging in other recreational activities.
From Taylor Swift to BTS to T-Pain, NPR's Tiny Desk Concerts have consistently brought a new angle and sound to music's biggest stars, as well as new and rising ones.
After being tied at halftime, Sun Devil basketball started the second half with intention and heart, outscoring the Oregon State Beavers by 18. This electric boost by ASU won them the game 79-61 and earned the squad its second victory in a row.
At the start of the season, second-year head coach Natasha Adair implemented the "one percent better" mantra in team practices. Thus far, Sun Devil women's basketball has surpassed the total wins from the last season after winning on the road over the Washington Huskies on Jan. 21. They are 10-14 (2-10 in Pac-12) up to this point.
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