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In an unprecedented move for ASU, a documentary produced by the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication will soon receive the highest honor from the Rocky Mountain Southwest Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, the first ever given to a journalism school.
At this time last year, I was you. I was a new student eager to make new friends and enjoy all that ASU has to offer but extremely nervous about living on my own while attending such an enormous and impressive university. The first couple months of school are always busy. From Welcome Week activities to syllabus week, it’s difficult to stay focused and sane, for that matter. Not to mention, Arizona produces triple digit temperatures through the first month of school, so it’s only typical to become overwhelmed very early in the semester. Now that this former out-of-state transfer student has a year under her belt, she thought it would be helpful for SPM to offer new students all the advice they need to be successful in their first year. So, fear not, for SPM has come to your rescue to deliver the top 10 tips to stay cool, calm and collected.
A new ASU program intends to get kids off the couch and play outside by incentivizing exercise with video games.
Former ASU football linebacker Davon Durant's attorney, Benjamin Taylor, told AZCentral in a statement Thursday that Durant would like to continue his career at ASU.
ASU football linebacker Davon Durant has been dismissed from the football program, head coach Todd Graham told Sports Illustrated's Thayer Evans Wednesday.
Former ASU football linebacker Davon Durant must complete his court-ordered domestic-violence counseling before he can re-apply for admission to the University, according to multiple reports.
Arizona State has long been known as a baseball school. From the days of Bobby Winkles, Rick Monday and Reggie Jackson to today — only two programs had more draftees than the Sun Devils' nine in 2015.
Update: June 16, 2015 at 10:20 a.m.
After years of planning, a campus-wide tobacco ban will take effect Thursday.
National listing of LGBT-friendly schools already ranks ASU in the bottom 15 percent of universities, but agribusiness junior Jonathan Sherman said he's sure ASU's rating will drop in the next year.
Kristine Godinez was so affected by her father’s borderline personality disorder as a teen that she contemplated suicide.
The Pat Tillman Veterans Center bustled with activity Monday afternoon as it nears the completion of its first full academic year on campus.
Candidates with student government experience were elected to executive positions in graduate and Downtown campus student governments, while outsiders won at the West campus after election results from all four campuses and the Graduate and Professional Student Association were announced Thursday.
Campaign season for each campus's undergraduate student government is underway. Tempe's executive ticket, made up of presidential candidate Mark Naufel (right), vice president of policy candidate Brianna Pantilione (left) and vice president of services candidate Rob Wiley (sitting) is running unopposed. (Photo by Jenn Allen)
Boards covered with manipulated photos of models and lists of facts about a modern ideas of thinness lined a sidewalk on Hayden Lawn at the Body Pride Resource Fair Monday.
A new West campus student recreation facility that was expected to open in fall 2012 is now scheduled to finish construction in January 2013.
New ASU swim coach Bob Bowman is more focused on the process than the result.
She stumbled in the front door with a black-and-purple eye socket, coming off of methamphetamine, pregnant and on the run from her abuser.
Baseball fans and fanatics alike rejoiced this week as Major League Baseball’s 2015 season began. Somewhat confusingly, Opening Day was Monday when the first game of the regular season was Sunday, but that doesn’t really matter. What truly matters is that baseball — peanuts, Cracker Jack, A-Rod and all — has returned.
Voting opened today for student government elections across all four ASU campuses. Here on the Tempe campus, the last several weeks have seen many well-developed campaigns compete for the future leadership of Undergraduate Student Government. Students vying to be the future USG Senators of their respective colleges have demonstrated the level of preparation befitting of the leadership of our school.
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