Insight: Returning to the realm of young adult fiction
(04/23/25 1:56am)
I miss being 14 years old.
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ASU football rebuilds offense around Sam Leavitt
(04/23/25 2:12am)
Head coach Kenny Dillingham has a better idea of the team’s potential as ASU football’s 2025 spring camp comes to a close, especially on the offensive side of the ball.
Gallery: What’s In Your Backpack?
(04/24/25 12:45am)
Backpacks travel from class to class, from labs to studios. It is a mobile archive of routines and ideas. At the downtown campus, five students — journalism, pre-med, fashion, nursing, and pop music — gave us a peek inside their bags. It wasn’t just notebooks and tools, but unique stories about what it takes to chase a dream in each field.
ASU student fights for championship in F1 Academy
(04/22/25 1:59am)
For all of Chloe Chambers' life, the goal was to be fast.
ASU football continues to build the Polynesian pipeline this offseason
(04/29/25 1:49am)
"Texas 2 Tempe" — Head coach Kenny Dillingham has pushed the slogan throughout his time in the desert. The effort brought in Texas native redshirt senior defensive back Xavion Alford, and more recentlyJulian Hugo. But there's another growing movement making a different group of players feel at home.
The ultimate fashion guide for 2025 festival season
(04/22/25 2:33am)
As festival season kicks into high gear, your mind might be drifting to headliners like Charli XCX lighting up the main stage or Marina's electrifying set at Coachella. But let's be honest — what everyone's really thinking about is the fashion.
Bars, clubs and fun spots for Sun Devils' 'first time' going out
(04/22/25 3:11am)
Turning 21 opens a whole new realm to students: the ability to purchase liquor, visit a dispensary or gamble at a casino — in Tempe, it begins on Mill Avenue.
‘Drunk and disorderly’
(05/09/25 1:00am)
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Students stress need for participation in USG after small election turnout
(04/23/25 2:31am)
Since the Undergraduate Student Government election results were announced in their entirety April 15, students on the Tempe campus have weighed the importance of their fellow classmates paying attention to University politics.
From Brutalism to Modernism
(05/04/25 1:00am)
Floods of students constantly enter and exit buildings on the Tempe campus, foot traffic ebbing and flowing like a current. Students meander through the halls and classrooms without second thought as the architecture withstands the hordes.
Looking back on former USG presidents, real-world applications from their time in office
(04/23/25 1:35am)
Over a decade ago, Ryan Olkes was elected as the student body president for the Undergraduate Student Government on the Polytechnic campus. Today, Olkes is a project manager for Facilities Development and Management, still serving the University community a decade later.
Girls' flag football taking off in Arizona with Cardinals' support
(04/18/25 2:02am)
Two years ago, a game between Hamilton High School and Casteel High School ended with a splash that has propelled girls' flag football forward.
Review: New 'Hunger Games' novels showcase the power of a prequel
(04/18/25 2:47am)
Minor spoilers ahead, proceed with caution!
The Men's Ultimate Frisbee Club at ASU sees success as sport grows
(04/18/25 2:53am)
The Men's Ultimate Frisbee Club at ASU is open to University students to try one of the fastest-growing sports in the United States.
Where the grass is greener: The challenge of sustaining green spaces at ASU
(04/17/25 3:07am)
Noah Moon and Logan Goswick started gardening during the COVID-19 lockdown, and are now board members of the Gardens at ASU club. While they have enjoyed this hobby for years, they have also noticed green spaces vanishing from campus.
ASU hosts debate on national debt via The Steamboat Institute
(04/18/25 2:24am)
The Steamboat Institute brought its "Campus Liberty Tour" to the University on Wednesday evening, with a debate on national debt triggering lively discussion both on the stage and in the audience.
Students navigate campus life during new Trump era
(04/17/25 3:18am)
ASU outlines its mission in a charter that emphasizes "not by whom it excludes, but by whom it includes and how they succeed." But for many underrepresented students shifting into the Donald Trump administration, that mission does not always align with their lived experiences.
Insight: What Traditional Chinese Medicine says about my health
(04/22/25 2:49am)
I was born and grew up in Vietnam, a country with a rich history shaped by many ups and downs. Its culture reflected the influences of various nations and blended into its healthcare practices, which have been impacted by Western and Traditional Chinese Medicine.
ASU men's tennis set for trilogy against Baylor in Big 12 Championships
(04/17/25 2:08am)
Attempting to put back-to-back losses against No. 17 UCF and No. 12 UA in the rearview mirror, ASU men's tennis travels to Texas for its third matchup this year against No. 16 Baylor in the first round of the Big 12 Championships on April 18.
Surveillance pricing compels ASU students to reconsider how they spend their money
(04/17/25 1:52am)
The grocery store can be a long trek for busy college students, and many products are just a click away. But in the era of targeted ads and surveillance pricing, many students are weighing convenience and counting pennies.