Iranian ASU students reflect on personal experiences surrounding ongoing Iran war
(05/19/26 5:12am)
For one Iranian international student at ASU, the war in her home country has left her in a state of fight or flight.
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Fostering Empathy, Enabling Dignity: FEED club serves those experiencing homelessness
(04/30/26 4:51am)
FEED, which stands for Fostering Empathy, Enabling Dignity, is a club based on the Downtown Phoenix campus with a mission to serve the homeless population by providing free meals and educating students about the stigma and stereotypes surrounding homelessness.
Four Sun Devils picked in NFL Draft, Tyson becomes highest selection in 50 years for ASU
(04/29/26 2:44am)
In a packed Mountain America Stadium on October 18, an ASU roster that included four 2026 draftees handed Texas Tech, the team that would win the Big 12 championship three months later, its only regular season loss.
Texas Tech shows ASU softball the standard ahead of postseason
(04/28/26 3:28am)
With a runner on third and no one out, senior and star pitcher Kenzie Brown knew she needed perfection. It was only the top of the second inning on Friday night, April 24, at a sold-out Alberta B. Farrington Softball Stadium.
The Echo's summer season movie picks
(04/28/26 2:22am)
While it's reaching over 90 degrees in April, let The Echo cool you down with our most anticipated movies of the summer season.
The hassle for the tassel: graduation costs and resources
(04/28/26 2:47am)
As graduation rolls around, so do extra costs for students. There are, however, ways for students to save money during the graduation season.
Insight: A plea for movement
(04/29/26 3:15am)
I'm sore.
'Bumping the lamp'
(04/30/26 1:53am)
Imagine you are a first-year student and your professor gives you a project typically meant for a senior. You have two semesters to complete it — or you'll fail, but you don't have the skills or experience needed to complete the project. This is what Ruth Berkowitz, an ASU alum who graduated in 2024, and her team experienced throughout their capstone project.
ASU clubs, lab emphasize the importance of multicultural awareness in health care
(04/24/26 4:39am)
With growing efforts for and attention to diversity in healthcare, the Multicultural Training and Supervision Lab at ASU is researching how multicultural skills are taught and examining data to better inform clinical decisions.
The Diabetes Link at ASU aims to spread awareness about diabetes on campus
(04/24/26 3:57am)
The Diabetes Link at ASU is a club on campus meant to create a space for students with diabetes or students interested in learning about diabetes to form an educational and supportive community.
Tempe community members host 5K to raise funds for humanitarian efforts in Sudan
(04/24/26 4:03am)
Over a dozen community members and activists joined in a 5K at Tempe Beach Park on the evening of April 22, bringing awareness and raising money for those affected by the Sudanese civil war.
ASU club prepares solar-powered car for 24-hour endurance challenge
(04/23/26 2:29am)
An ASU club is preparing to compete in a multi-day competition in a car powered by the sun and built completely by students.
Mold concerns persist despite student complaints at ASU residence halls
(04/23/26 5:06am)
Some students said they have faced persistent illness following mold exposure in ASU residence halls, raising concerns about health policies on campus.
Welcome to ASU: Top 5 freshman year canon events
(04/24/26 2:31am)
As the spring semester comes to a close, there's nostalgia in the air about the year being over.
An ASU club is trying to keep ancient history alive among modern day students
(04/23/26 3:53am)
The Colosseum in Rome. The Parthenon in Greece. All real-life remnants of ancient history that have survived the test of time. But at Solis Diaboli, the ASU Classics Club, history isn't just distant landmarks and textbooks for class, it's a passion.
Rocketry team builds first hybrid rocket in ASU history
(04/23/26 3:49am)
Students for the Exploration and Development of Space — Rocketry Division at ASU is putting the finishing touches on the first student-researched and developed hybrid rocket in University history for the International Rocket Engineering Competition in June.
Anti-abortion pregnancy center provides services near ASU Tempe campus
(04/29/26 5:41am)
A mobile pregnancy center with an anti-abortion mission is providing weekly services across the street from ASU's Tempe campus.
Opinion: ASU needs to pursue international investment for NIL opportunities
(04/22/26 3:59am)
Imagine a fierce recruiting battle for one of the nation's top quarterbacks. You come so close to gaining the commitment, but at the very last moment, you lose to a conference rival offering a better NIL deal.
BREAKING: Saint Mary's forward Paulius Murauskas transfers to ASU
(04/22/26 3:20am)
Former Saint Mary's forward Paulius Murauskas, the No. 9 player in 247Sports' transfer portal rankings, has transferred to ASU, according to CBS Sports' Matt Zenitz.
ASU AD Graham Rossini's hiring philosophy moving ASU sports forward
(04/22/26 3:04am)
When Ray Anderson resigned from his position as ASU's athletic director in November 2023 after the school imposed a bowl ban on itself for football recruiting violations during COVID-19, the position was in limbo.