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Arizona's education system consistently places low in national rankings, an issue that has attracted the attention of state and University leaders.
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.
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.
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 and students are not exempt from their deception.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Following its suspension, ASU's Graduate Student Government is resuming meetings as some Assembly members and graduate students question changes made to the organization without their input.
Not too long ago, radio stations were flooded with tunes of One Direction and walls were covered in posters of Justin Bieber and Shawn Mendes — all male pop acts who had huge cultural relevance and young female fan bases.
The undefeated record, head coach Graham Winkworth's 250th career win, Pauline Nelles' incredible goalkeeping and the upset of No. 10 BYU: These ASU soccer headlines have caught everyone's attention the past few weeks. However, none would be possible without the Sun Devils' midfielders so far this season.
After graduating in May with a degree in economics, ASU alum Amaar Syed spent eight hours a day for 45 days applying to about 1,000 jobs until he secured an offer.
For ASU student-athletes enrolled in Barrett, The Honors College, balancing Division I athletics with the University’s most rigorous academic track requires constant discipline. Between early practices, traveling and Barrett’s requirements, these student-athletes take on demanding schedules on campus.
Conservative politicians and community members called on mourners to continue Charlie Kirk's legacy during a political and faith-filled memorial service at State Farm Stadium on Sunday.
ASU’s kicking woes are no more, as the Sun Devils defeat Baylor University on the road Saturday night, 27-24, opening up Big 12 play with a win.
For the Sun Devils, the field is a place for playing styles from around the world, blending together as one soccer team.
Whether it's playing the recent release of "Hollow Knight: Silksong," or rereading the entire "Harry Potter" series, there are various hobbies to fill free time. With the pressure of college and coursework, finding time for hobbies and enriching activities is important to maintaining well-being and engaging students outside of school.
In a lecture to ASU law students, a guest speaker called attention to environmental threats as a human rights issue.
ASU is gearing up for Fall 2025 engineering career fairs, offering students a chance to connect with employers, explore industries and pursue internships or full-time roles.
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