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Tempe is reviewing feedback for drafted amendments to the city code that could increase the fines for noise complaints, presenting another possible obstacle in ASU's party culture.
The Sun Devils lost to Nebraska in the first round of the inaugural College Basketball Crown, declaring the end to a disappointing season. ASU finished the 2024-25 campaign with a 13-20 record and a lot of questions heading into the offseason.
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On Feb. 12, the State Department implemented a 15-day suspension on the disbursement of grant money to professors and students who were part of the Fulbright or Critical Language Scholarship programs.
The Tempe Undergraduate Student Government released a memo to student organizations on March 26 announcing that pending and future funding requests from the ASU student body would be formally denied for the remainder of the semester.
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ASU beach volleyball took all four games of the ASU/GCU Invitational last weekend, advancing to an overall record of 14-8 and a 7-1 record at home.
In the Polytechnic Student Union building, the Undergraduate Student Government's Polytechnic executive tickets took the podium last week to debate their stances on student engagement and campus alienation, and to provide why they believe they are the best candidates to lead students.
With the Trump administration's new tariffs having the potential to increase public spending, University students and businesses in Arizona are preparing to adjust for upcoming cost changes in day-to-day products.
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ASU Lacrosse made history for the program Saturday, playing in and winning their first-ever Big 12 conference game.
Tempe residents and students condemned the social media history of city council candidate Joe Forte, alleging he reposted content calling LGBTQ+ individuals "groomers" and spread election fraud and anti-vaccine messaging.
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Sitting at 9-8 on a two-game losing streak, ASU men's tennis is preparing for a final stretch of the season with five matches remaining.
Imagine a future where AI is advising you through class registration, helping you switch majors or even offering career advice. That's the type of future ASU President Michael Crow is working toward by intending to integrate AI into academic advising.
The 2025 Undergraduate Student Government Polytechnic election is set to take place from April 1-2, and two executive tickets will be running — a deviation from past election cycles where there were unopposed tickets.
Space is a vast frontier area that requires interdisciplinary collaboration. Though the emerging industry pulls from fields like business, communications and the arts, there is often no clear pathway for students outside the traditional STEM fields to engage with it.
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Campaign season for the University's student government elections is winding down, meaning that voting time is almost here.
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