Jordyn Tyson's landmark-setting day propels Sun Devils to victory
(09/28/25 5:11am)
An ASU offense that couldn’t find momentum in the first 20 minutes turned into the guys who loved the ball in the biggest moments.
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BREAKING: One man dead, second in critical condition after shooting on Curry Road
(09/27/25 6:55am)
A shooting near ASU's Tempe Campus on Friday afternoon left one man dead and a suspect critically injured, the Tempe Police Department said in a written statement.
ASU football defeats No. 24 TCU after nail-biting final 2 minutes
(09/27/25 8:53am)
Absolute chaos at Mountain America Stadium saw the Sun Devils defeat the No. 24 TCU Horned Frogs 27-24, after an insane final two minutes.
ASU innovation spreads to campus safety, security amid concerns from students
(10/03/25 5:26am)
With instances of gun violence at colleges across the country, concerns about the safety and security of ASU's campuses have increased.
New mentorship program aims to support ASU LGBTQ+ students
(09/26/25 4:29am)
The Rainbow Coalition is launching a new mentorship program for the ASU community, called Rainbow Connections.
USG-Tempe restores website after losing domain name
(09/26/25 5:13am)
The official website for the Tempe Undergraduate Student Government is up and running again after a brief period of technical difficulties.
Donation of $115 million will found new School for Conservation Futures
(09/26/25 5:19am)
A recent donation of $115 million, the largest ever philanthropic gift to ASU, will enable the founding of the new Rob Walton School of Conservation Futures.
Video: Turning Point USA holds a memorial for Charlie Kirk at State Farm Stadium
(09/25/25 4:35am)
On Sunday, Sept. 21, 2025, a public memorial was held for Charlie Kirk, the founder of Turning Point USA.
Jumping life's hurdles: How Kenyan runners became top athletes at ASU
(09/26/25 5:19am)
Last year, two runners from Kenya joined ASU's men's cross country program and immediately made their mark on the team.
Students debate merits, shortcomings of U.S. Constitution at annual lecture
(09/26/25 3:24am)
A Tuesday night lecture celebrating Constitution Day prompted conversation and debate about the governing document's applicability.
ASU football looks to limit penalties while staying aggressive
(09/25/25 2:35am)
The maroon and gold have seen a lot of yellow flags this season, but they are beginning to clean it up.
ASU looks to new strategies to boost Arizona educational outcomes
(09/25/25 4:56am)
Arizona's education system consistently places low in national rankings, an issue that has attracted the attention of state and University leaders.
ASU comic book lovers discuss DC Studios' newest rebrand
(09/25/25 4:10am)
Summer 2025 was the summer of "Superman." Raking in $120 million its opening weekend in the U.S., it was a financial win, but more importantly a huge turning point for the DC Universe following a dicey decade of hit-or-miss films and television shows.
Campus culture comparison: Tempe vs. downtown Phoenix
(09/25/25 3:49am)
ASU has several campuses across Arizona, each one with its own majors and lifestyles. The two with the largest enrollment numbers are the Tempe and Downtown Phoenix campuses, and many students find them quite distinct from one another.
The magic of gameday: How ASU students bring excitement beyond the field
(10/01/25 2:02am)
As the school year has just begun, students are checking the football schedule to see when there are home games to attend, and the fight to get those seats begin.
Online scams are on the rise. Here's what students need to look out for
(09/24/25 3:43am)
Online scams are on the rise and students are not exempt from their deception.
Sun Devils tackle real-world problems at DevHacks 2025
(09/24/25 5:14am)
On Sept. 20 and Sept. 21, Engineering Center G Wing was filled with laptops and teams of students scribbling ideas on whiteboards and scripting code. DevHacks, ASU's student-run hackathon, was in session again and it was an event full of collaboration, creativity and innovation.
SAM Lab celebrates decade helping West Valley social science students
(09/25/25 3:44am)
Students in the School of Social and Behavioral Sciences and those studying forensic psychology may encounter difficulty in their statistics and research methods classes, but the Statistics and Methods Lab is available to help.
Tempe residents share thoughts on Danelle Project redevelopment
(09/23/25 4:59am)
After years of uncertainty, The Danelle Project is finally moving forward with plans to develop high-density retail, housing and open-use space in its plaza.
ASU Volleyball sweeps Sun Devil Classic, turns attention to conference slate
(09/25/25 3:11am)
Following the Arizona State Sun Devils' victory over Grand Canyon University on Sept. 20, head coach JJ Van Niel followed his team into the tunnel with a smile on his face.