Not every crime gets a LiveSafe app alert — here's why
(10/30/25 5:31am)
The ASU Police Department and students maintain the importance of LiveSafe, even as some crimes listed elsewhere are never announced on the app.
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A fresh start: Bobby Hurley's rebuild begins
(10/29/25 2:23am)
When the Big 12 preseason coaches poll ranked ASU men's basketball last in the conference, the message was clear: expectations were minimal.
Ubuntu turns 21, students weigh in on its popularity
(10/30/25 4:31am)
As of October 2025, the public release of the Ubuntu distribution of Linux is turning 21 years old.
Lawsuit alleges SAE fraternity member filmed, distributed non consensual explicit video
(11/05/25 5:37am)
A lawsuit filed in September alleges that a member of ASU's Sigma Alpha Epsilon chapter recorded and distributed a nude video of a female student. University President Michael Crow said he is unaware of the lawsuit as the fraternity remains on campus amid an ongoing University investigation.
President Crow says signing higher education compact is not 'viable'
(10/28/25 5:14am)
In an interview with The State Press on Oct. 24, ASU President Michael Crow said "there's no reason to contemplate" signing the White House's higher education proposal.
Former ASU professor Omar Yaghi wins 2025 Nobel Prize in Chemistry
(10/28/25 2:47am)
Long before the Nobel committee awarded Omar Yaghi the 2025 Nobel Prize in Chemistry, he was pursuing a bold idea in the '90s: that chemistry wasn't limited to discovery, but could be built from the molecular level up. This work began when he was a professor at ASU.
Michael Crow discusses ASU relationship with Trump administration, funding plans
(10/28/25 5:07am)
In a half-hour meeting with The State Press on Oct. 24, ASU President Michael Crow discussed topics related to the University's relationship with White House officials, maintenance of athletics programs, federal and private funding, and more.
A complete guide to Molly Miller's opening season in Tempe
(10/28/25 2:24am)
"When there's no wind in your sail, row."
Satire: Investigation finds Sparky is dead, replaced by AI
(10/29/25 3:19am)
The State Press has successfully conducted an investigation into ASU's beloved mascot, Sparky the Sun Devil. We have evidence to believe that Sparky is dead and has been replaced with AI.
Self-inflicted wounds hurt ASU in loss to Houston
(10/26/25 11:10pm)
Coming off an emotionally intense win last week against No. 13 Texas Tech, ASU was unable to continue its momentum in a demoralizing loss to Houston Saturday night.
State Press Play: A preview of Women's Flag Football
(10/26/25 7:00am)
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ASU football sees playoff hopes dwindle after loss to Houston
(10/26/25 6:43am)
A collective sense of dissatisfaction was felt around Mountain America Stadium after No. 24 ASU football fell to Houston 24-16 in a sloppy, mistake-filled affair Saturday night.
Interdisciplinary Science and Technology Building 12 opens on Polytechnic campus
(10/25/25 7:08am)
After two years and a quarter billion dollars, the Interdisciplinary Science and Technology Building 12 had its grand opening Friday morning with appearances from Gov. Katie Hobbs and ASU President Michael Crow.
Antifa reporting event by College Republicans United at ASU draws opposition
(10/24/25 5:44am)
College Republicans United at ASU held an event on Thursday advocating for students to report anyone affiliated with antifa.
ASU wrestling's success reaches beyond Tempe and into world spotlight
(10/24/25 3:13am)
Zahid Valencia joined the ranks of wrestling history and solidified ASU's place in the international spotlight in September, winning the 2025 Senior World Wrestling Championships at 86 kilograms.
Despite adversity, Winkworth's coaching style is bright spot for ASU
(10/24/25 2:45am)
It’s been eight years since Graham Winkworth took over as ASU soccer’s head coach, but after a down year, his approach is once again yielding real results.
Insight: Dichos of wisdom every Latino knows
(10/24/25 5:14am)
When I first decided to enroll at ASU, I felt this massive evergrowing pit in my stomach filled with the fear of not fitting in.
Students grateful for ASU commitment to sharing Ukrainian culture
(10/24/25 4:33am)
ASU became one of the first U.S. universities to join a coalition supporting education and fighting misinformation about Ukraine in late September. Ukrainian students said they are grateful for the new commitment to their culture but stressed the ways the University could continue to support them.
ASU dining hall workers protest over alleged surveillance by management
(10/24/25 3:46am)
ASU dining hall workers employed by Aramark protested alleged surveillance and interrogation by management during a picket line near the Memorial Union on the Tempe campus.
BREAKING: NCAA approves professional sports betting for college athletes and staff
(10/23/25 2:17am)
A major rule change comes from the NCAA for college athletes and athletic department staff, as they are now able to bet on professional sports.