Cruz Lucius hat trick secures Ice Breaker Tournament win
(10/12/25 10:45pm)
ASU hockey defeated Notre Dame and Alaska Fairbanks to take home the annual Ice Breaker Tournament trophy.
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In motion: The mind of a dancer
(10/13/25 4:57am)
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ASU football falls to Utah 42-10 in one-sided affair
(10/12/25 7:45pm)
ASU continued its struggles in Utah as the Sun Devils were blown out in Rice-Eccles Stadium Saturday, 42-10.
BREAKING: Three shot in attempted armed robbery near Tempe Town Lake, police say
(10/11/25 9:49pm)
An overnight shooting about a mile from ASU's Tempe campus injured three people Friday, the Tempe Police Department said in a written statement.
Tara na sa Pilipinas!
(10/15/25 6:19am)
Over the summer, I found myself in the heart of Concepcion, Tarlac — a small town in the Philippines. The province was tight and bustling with Pinoys in tsinelas* who handled the humidity and the sweltering heat as if it were nothing (unlike me, who was sweating immensely). Dogs and cats roamed around as tricycles rushed the condensed streets. Small stores mixed alongside houses in compounds that were normally home to rather large families.
ASU debate on birthright citizenship draws student backlash over credibility of speakers
(10/10/25 4:49am)
ASU students created a petition in hopes of canceling a debate on the Downtown Phoenix campus Thursday over concerns about two of the chosen speakers' credibility.
An odd pairing: The ‘friendship’ that built ASU Gammage
(10/16/25 10:18pm)
The president’s son playing with blocks — an intense coffee shop conversation — No. 1 in name changing — an amusing relationship — a haunted house tour — Greater Baghdad — flicking dirt and pebbles — an honorary degree — two deaths, one year.
Water Ski brings Sun Devil siblings together
(10/10/25 2:32am)
From Montana to Tempe, a family deeply rooted in water skiing has been brought together as Sun Devils.
Tiny satellite, big discoveries, from campus to cosmos
(10/24/25 4:27am)
A small satellite built at ASU is preparing to head to orbit to study how ultraviolet light from distant stars affects the atmospheres and potential habitability of planets around them.
ASU Volleyball continues conference dominance, sweeps over No. 16 Baylor
(10/10/25 12:30am)
Off the back of a thunderous home crowd, No. 8 ASU Volleyball defeated No. 16 Baylor, continuing their Big 12 dominance in 2025.
Poem: Deluded Pragmatism
(10/09/25 7:00pm)
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Students and experts see varying futures for young conservative movement
(10/09/25 4:25am)
Following the death of Charlie Kirk, an influencer and Turning Point USA founder, young conservatives are navigating the new political landscape by increasing civic participation and outreach.
Built from within: ASU football's pass rush sees vast improvement
(10/09/25 2:32am)
Opposing quarterbacks aren't safe in the pocket as ASU's defense wreaks havoc while leading the Big 12 in sacks.
ASU's future American Sign Language program sees rising interest
(10/09/25 5:21am)
In early September, the U.S. Department of Education terminated 25 grants related to the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act after a review decided the funding did not align with the administration's priorities and executive orders, according to the Council of Exceptional Children.
Is Vogue in Vogue? Sun Devils discuss creative concerns surrounding print media
(10/28/25 3:12am)
Gen Z has known the internet its whole life, and with it has witnessed the decline of print media as it fades in our current digital age. Young adults today no longer need to flip through pages of Vogue for fashion inspiration; they have social media.
Canadian Hockey League players find no issue adjusting to college hockey
(10/10/25 3:05am)
A new era has begun in college hockey.
Tempe City Council and nonprofits combat drink spiking
(10/09/25 5:44am)
As Tempe expands efforts to prevent drink spiking, officials are working with ASU and other partners in the community to address the issue.
ASU Hillel hosts Sukkot, remembrance for Oct. 7
(10/09/25 12:21am)
Dozens of students gathered at the Hillel Jewish Student Center on Tuesday to celebrate the second night of the weeklong Jewish holiday Sukkot, which fell on the two-year anniversary of Hamas' Oct. 7 attack on Israel.
Video: A tour of the Virginia G. Piper Writers House
(10/23/25 3:55am)
The Virginia G. Piper Writer's House is a historic building located along Palm Walk on the ASU Tempe campus. The house originally served as the home of the university’s presidents until 1959. In the present, the Virginia G. Piper Writer's House serves as a locale for literary exploration.
State Press Play: The Expression Episode
(10/08/25 7:56pm)
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