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Back in December, ASU launched Operation Comeback, an initiative aimed at helping Arizona residents who previously attended ASU but did not complete their degree return to finish their education.
Getting accustomed to a new country and learning a new language is a daunting challenge for anyone, let alone a sophomore in college who has her sights set on finding success in Division I basketball.
Since 2023, ASU students have come together on the Polytechnic campus in the spring for Pride Prom. This spring, there will be a dance, but the event is taking on a new name, leaving attendees confused. A post from the Polytechnic Barrett, The Honors College, Instagram counterintuitively stated that Poly Prom is back on Feb. 20.
Following a year that saw the ASU softball pitching staff produce All-American senior Kenzie Brown, the group of hurlers wanted to come into 2026 showing they could be even better than last season.
Behind the glamor of filmmaking lives a cohort of students who have been working tirelessly to bring their projects to life. ASU film majors demonstrate how movie magic isn’t in the lights, but in dedication.
Last year, the 2025 ASU iGEM team competed at the iGEM Grand Jamboree, an international synthetic biology competition in France, and won gold. In 2026, the team has even bigger goals in mind.
On the mat, the Devils Women's Wrestling Club at ASU outgrew the lessons of its peers and sought out a coach to help elevate the team. The club found its answer in a Sun Devil that came before them.
In recent months, professors at colleges and universities have been sharing growing concerns for their safety and that of their students due to the nature of what they teach. However, many people believe the solution to political upheaval is increased civic conversations that normalize disagreement.
Scraps of paper being cut and glue sticks moving across pages are the only noise heard in the room. This quiet atmosphere is home to the Creative Minds Club at ASU.
As ASU women's basketball enters the final stretch of the regular season, the Sun Devils look to take advantage of the cushion they provided themselves over the first two months.
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Rough third-period play on Friday and an unfortunate blunder on Saturday defined ASU hockey while being swept by St. Cloud State on Feb. 6 and 7.
A Wednesday night match-up resulted in a 74-69 win for the ASU women’s basketball team. But the night also took time to raise awareness about breast cancer. Head coach Molly speaks on the game and much more in this report.
Last year didn't treat ASU men's tennis well. Its No. 1 singles player, Murphy Cassone, forewent his senior eligibility to join the Association of Tennis Professionals tour, sending ASU floundering to a 12-12 overall record. They were winless in seven games away from the Whiteman Tennis Center.
At ASU's School of Computing and Augmented Intelligence, the Autonomous Agents and Intelligent Robots Lab focuses on developing AI systems that can reason, plan and adapt to new environments.
Four candidates for the Tempe City Council discussed issues important to students at an on-campus town hall on Feb. 4.
A lawsuit was filed in mid-January against ASU's Sigma Alpha Epsilon (SAE) chapter and over 50 current and former members, alleging numerous acts of hazing throughout the pledging process.
A recap of the ASU men's basketball game against No. 1 University of Arizona this past weekend. This match-up takes place every year, bringing fans from all over the state of Arizona.
To my former situationship, whom I briefly convinced I was emotionally available,
Rather than the usual mix of Sun Devil football staff and fans, Mountain America Stadium was filled with students from local Arizona schools on Tuesday, geared up to focus on engineering challenges.
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