One big 'familia': the rise of the Hispanic Legal Students Association
(02/20/26 4:00am)
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The evolution of Black History Month celebrations at ASU
(02/13/26 4:48am)
University-wide Black History Month celebrations at ASU began in 2014. Over a decade later, student organizations are at the helm of these events honoring Black history across campuses.
Five Valentine's Day activities near ASU's campuses for single Sun Devils
(02/13/26 4:07am)
It's Valentine's weekend — the weekend that every romantically stranded student dreads.
Sun Devils learn about science advocacy with Union of Concerned Scientists
(02/13/26 4:54am)
Science Advocacy 101 taught students and faculty tools to effectively communicate about science while representing underrepresented communities on the West Valley campus on Wednesday. The interactive workshop was hosted by the Union of Concerned Scientists, a national nonprofit.
The devils behind the disguise
(02/13/26 1:43am)
Sparky the Sun Devil has long been an emblem of game day culture, exciting football crowds and interacting with fans across every sport at ASU.
ASU men's basketball's volatile shooting helps determine its ceiling
(02/12/26 3:38am)
In the modern game of basketball, shooting is king, but for ASU men's basketball, that sentiment has been a mixed bag.
Willie Bloomquist looks to bridge past success to current era of ASU baseball
(02/12/26 2:20am)
Johnny Rosenblatt Stadium in Omaha, Nebraska, hosted the 1998 NCAA College World Series National Championship game. Starting at second base and leading off for ASU was a baby-faced sophomore, Willie Bloomquist. The Sun Devils would fall to USC 21-14 and have not been back to the national championship game since.
Tempe's Laymoon Cafe will extend hours for Ramadan to support Muslim community
(02/12/26 3:55am)
Located in downtown Tempe, a piece of the Middle East has been tucked in the four walls of Laymoon Cafe since its opening on Jan. 17.
The GAME School brings multiple disciplines together to foster gaming innovation
(02/11/26 4:27am)
A semester after its launch in the Summer 2025, The GAME School at ASU is cultivating interdisciplinary programs and extracurricular activities to prepare students for jobs in the growing gaming industry.
Michael Crow discusses accessibility, fees, academic options at West Valley forum
(02/11/26 4:22am)
ASU President Michael Crow updated students on the state of the University and defended increased fees during a Feb. 10 forum on the West Valley campus.
Operation Comeback gives former ASU students another opportunity to get a degree
(02/11/26 3:10am)
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.
New country, no problem: Heloisa Carrera adds stability for ASU women's basketball
(02/11/26 1:44am)
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.
Pride Prom now named Poly Prom, causing confusion among Sun Devils
(02/12/26 3:27am)
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.
ASU softball pitching staff shines in opening weekend
(02/10/26 3:39am)
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.
Director's cut: a look behind student film production
(02/12/26 2:35am)
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.
ASU iGEM team wins gold in 2025 with high hopes for the 2026 season
(02/10/26 3:59am)
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.
Alex Torres returns to alma mater to build confidence in women's wrestlers
(02/18/26 3:00am)
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.
Amid political turmoil, one ASU professor is urging engagement in civic conversations
(02/10/26 3:03am)
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.
Family, friends, craft opportunities at the Creative Minds Club
(02/10/26 2:28am)
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.
Women's basketball continues to battle in Big 12 gauntlet
(02/10/26 2:11am)
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.