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Over 500 students and community members marched from Old Main to Tempe Beach Park on Jan. 30 as part of a nationwide protest against United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations.
The Cannabis Analytics, Safety and Health Initiative aims to improve cannabis safety, testing and public understanding through research focused on science and health.
Throughout the last semicentennial, generations of maroon and gold have fused together, shaping the history of ASU gymnastics.
ASU officially brought in alumna Laurie Leshin as the University professor for Space Futures on Jan. 1, further expanding the expertise within ASU's School of Earth and Space Exploration (SESE).
Back-to-back road losses tend to sink a team's momentum.
Construyendo Puentes is an ASU student initiative focused on translating and interpreting research completed at the University to extend key research to a broader audience.
The month of February is Black History Month, a month dedicated to celebrating the achievements and impact Black individuals have made on U.S. history.
I've always dreamed of donning the iconic Sun Devil suit, filled with sweat and the legacy of all the Sparkys who have come before.
A new student organization is hoping to help students participate in politics by building computer science skills.
As part of a plan to reduce fatal collisions, a new Phoenix ordinance allows police officers to issue a civil traffic offense on first contact with jaywalking violations they observe.
This past weekend the ASU Hockey team took on the #4 University of North Dakota. Ultimately, the Sun Devils fell to the Fighting Hawks in both games of the series.
From Shane Hollander and Ilya Rozanov's rivalry on the ice to their complicated relationship off the rink, "Heated Rivalry" has become an internet phenomenon and a focal point for LGBTQ+ visibility.
As ASU hockey enters its final 10 games of the regular season, the Sun Devils have started to settle into the position they will likely finish the season around.
Multiple Zipps Sports Grills, including one on South Mill Avenue near the Tempe campus, were searched by federal agents on Jan. 26 after a months-long criminal investigation, according to a statement released by the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Arizona.
Printed yellow slips of paper may not mean much to most students, but for those enrolled in Barrett, The Honors College, they unlock an exclusive parallel economy.
Student organizations are educating and providing resources for Sun Devils in light of national objection and scrutiny of Immigration and Customs Enforcement presence.
For the first time since the opening series of the season, ASU hockey was swept at home. Entering the series after a bye week, ASU would need more than fresh legs to take down a formidable No. 4 North Dakota team that entered the weekend matchup at the top of the conference standings.
Recently, hackathons have become a common sight at ASU. From large flagship events to small club-specific gatherings, the format keeps ASU students coming back for more.
Amid the excitement surrounding ASU hockey and its growing presence in the Valley, one team builds its way up player by player and season after season to become a powerhouse in the West: ASU women's club hockey.
At the end of the fall semester, the Newman Center at ASU saw 52 students join the Catholic faith. A spokesperson said it's the largest cohort that the staff knows of.
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