How Sun Devil alumni confronted the 2025 job market
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.
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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.
Dust storms are nothing new to Arizona, a state that sees the massive walls of dust roll in every year. In the past month, the Phoenix area saw two major storms, causing flight cancellations, damaged property and overall trouble.
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The NCAA announced the removal of the Division 1 football spring transfer window in favor of a single unified window today. After voting on the removal of the spring window, the Division I Administrative Committee did not sign off on the proposed Jan. 2 to 11 window as the new unified window.
Most freshmen athletes arrive in college talented but inexperienced, often playing behind upperclassmen to help guide them through the demanding transition into DI athletics. Goalkeeper Pauline Nelles didn't have to wait.
After two years of delays and glitches, the FAFSA form will open on time this year. Arizona and student advocates hope the standard starting date will improve completion rates.
I can't walk home anymore.
Tempe announced in early September that homelessness in the city dropped by nearly half since the summer of 2022.
The University announced an expanded collaboration with OpenAI on Sept. 15 to bring students and staff ChatGPT 5 through ChatGPT Edu. As of Oct. 1, ASU students' Digital Backpack can receive the free upgrade.
Sun Devil hockey looks to make its way to the NCAA Tournament after falling just short in the spring.
On Sept. 15, ASU celebrated "AI Day." This unusual celebration is billed as an opportunity for the ASU community "to showcase cutting-edge AI innovations, foster interdisciplinary collaboration, and explore how AI is shaping the future of education." As Teaching Professors at Barrett, The Honors College who care about our students' ability to read, write and think independently, we didn't join in the celebration — but we did pay attention.
Barrett, The Honors College increased their fee for new honors students this fall by $100 per semester, bringing their total yearly cost in fees to $2,200. This has left the college's students mixed on the value of a Barrett education.
At 7-0-1 in non-conference play, ASU soccer has gotten off to a flying start, its best beginning to a season since 2000. Head coach Graham Winkworth's squad has looked sharp on both sides of the field, with senior goalkeeper Pauline Nelles anchoring the defense and senior midfielder Cameron Valladares taking charge of the offense in the absence of sophomore forward Kierra Blundell.
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