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Smaller indie bands played a mix of original songs and covers, while headliners on the main stage were engulfed by crazy background graphics to match their performances. The whole place was like a nostalgic time capsule into the mid-2010s: fedoras, saxophones and even some "stomp, clap, hey" music.
From roller coasters that can be assembled on campus to ride systems built for sustainability, students in the Theme Park Engineering and Design Club at ASU are learning what it takes to bring imagination to life.
The ASU Library Unit for Data Science hosted the Data Science Student Open Project Showcase on Friday, bringing students, faculty and community members together to explore how data can drive positive change.
Through chaos on Friday and disappointment on Saturday, ASU hockey left a weekend series against Colorado College with a mixed bag of emotions.
Former ASU student Kaci Sloan was sentenced to 11 years in prison on Friday for stabbing a student before class on the West Valley campus in September 2024.
It was a boisterous night in Philadelphia on Feb. 9 when Dan Starke, a freshman studying sports journalism, marched down Broad Street. Fans decked out in green were packed shoulder to shoulder so tightly that he couldn't see past the person in front of him.
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Employment for jobs requiring a master's degree is estimated to increase by 17% between the years of 2016-2026, according to ASU's Accelerated Master's Program website. Due to this, the University offers a pathway for students to get one quickly and cheaply.
I'd describe neurodivergence as running Windows versus Apple. Some people say it's "seeing the world differently," but I see everything like everyone else does — we all have eyes, I just interpret the code of the world in my own way.
The longest government shutdown in U.S. history has had ramifications across the nation — among them, the cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) in November have left the nearly 42 million people who rely on these benefits wondering where their next meal will come from.
ASU's School of Ocean Futures is working to expand ocean research and education from a landlocked state. Established in 2022 within the College of Global Futures, the school connects ASU's campuses with research nodes in Bermuda and Hawai'i.
I’ll never forget the acrid, almost snot-like taste of my first gulp of ASU drinking water.
Over half of the ASU soccer roster is international players. Only three players are from Arizona. And only one player is from Arizona and younger than a senior.
Junior Sara Svetac, whose competitive spirit uplifts Sun Devil women's tennis, brings passion to the court through her devoted mindset.
As the orchestra begins to tune its instruments, the crowd goes silent. Suddenly, as the conductor waves her wand, a burst of music echoes through the halls.
Researchers in the ScopeX Lab and the Yao Group are harnessing the power of the photon for accelerated AI modeling and novel infrared detection, respectively.
The Polytechnic campus is home to the Latinx Oral History Lab — a place packed with history and the opportunity to learn.
The phrase "name one good thing about Asians" still dwells in my mind to this day, even after three years. I don't remember the class I was in, nor what led to the conversation, but I do recall people I considered my friends looking at me and saying these words. In junior year of high school, I shared a table with two of my friends: one who I'd known since fifth grade, the other my water polo teammate. I don’t remember much of the conversation.
A 13-20 finish last year meant ASU men's basketball entered 2025-26 with few projecting them to make noise in a difficult Big 12 Conference. One game is certainly not a large sample size, but the Sun Devils shelved some of that pessimism on opening day during a commanding 81-64 win against Southern Utah.
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