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The Arizona Board of Regents sanctioned ASU's proposed Capital Improvement Plan from 2027-2030, with over $130 million dedicated to adding a football practice facility and upgrading Desert Financial Arena.
Tucked between the shelves of books and study rooms, ASU libraries offer more than just academic materials; they are spaces always open and working for students.
The ASU football team took on the Texas Christian University Horned Frogs on Friday, Sept. 26.
One by one, poets shrug their way to the stage, pausing for a breath before diving in. Without fail, someone from the crowd offers the rallying cry: "Let's go, poet!"
Every year Hispanic Heritage Month rolls around, and every year I look forward to seeing my culture and people in the limelight. Whether it's walking on campus with corridos playing in my headphones or making picadillo for dinner, I'll never miss a chance to celebrate the culture of my people.
When ASU women's basketball was established in 1975 off the back of Title IX, the program was forced to navigate a gauntlet of initial struggles.
The high-performance level of ASU's supercomputer, Sol, places the system as one of the top 500 supercomputers in the world, at No. 388. But with great computational power comes a great administrative responsibility.
SolarSPELL, a solar-powered educational library system developed at ASU, is bringing tools and information to crisis-response teams in Phoenix responding to potential traumatic events for children.
ASU Law hosted "Wiring the Rez: AI in Indian Country," an exploration of artificial intelligence and its impact on Indigenous communities, on Sept. 26 at the Beus Center for Law and Society.
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.
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.
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.
With instances of gun violence at colleges across the country, concerns about the safety and security of ASU's campuses have increased.
The Rainbow Coalition is launching a new mentorship program for the ASU community, called Rainbow Connections.
The official website for the Tempe Undergraduate Student Government is up and running again after a brief period of technical difficulties.
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.
On Sunday, Sept. 21, 2025, a public memorial was held for Charlie Kirk, the founder of Turning Point USA.
Last year, two runners from Kenya joined ASU's men's cross country program and immediately made their mark on the team.
A Tuesday night lecture celebrating Constitution Day prompted conversation and debate about the governing document's applicability.
The maroon and gold have seen a lot of yellow flags this season, but they are beginning to clean it up.
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