Connection and community through esports at ASU
The Esports Lounge at ASU at the University Gateway building is a convenient place for students to go play and connect with other gamers who share the same passion for online gaming.
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The Esports Lounge at ASU at the University Gateway building is a convenient place for students to go play and connect with other gamers who share the same passion for online gaming.
Following a 13-12 defeat against No. 18 San José State on March 29, ASU water polo has fallen to No. 14 in the national rankings and has an uphill climb to finish the conference schedule.
I have lived in Arizona most of my life – I learned to drive on its roads. After a few years of experience, I can now say that commuting is the most frustrating part of my day.
For college students on a budget, going out to eat can sound implausible — but it doesn't have to be. Here are some delicious eats that won't break the bank. Not only are these spots cheap, but they're near campus too.
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The presidents of Arizona's three major public universities often exercise input in the legislative process to advocate for their institutions' needs. That influence isn't without its critics.
Gen Z is drowning.
Throughout her life, freshman attacker Itziar Almeda has dominated the world of water polo. Now, she takes her talents to the pools at ASU.
Phoenix Film Festival's community spotlight features nine Native American-directed shorts highlighting Indigenous filmmakers and stories. This year's selection included multiple genres from horror and documentary to coming-of-age and comedy. Here's a look at five standout shorts from the screening.
Period poverty is an issue that affects millions of people across the globe, according to UN Women.
When walking past the Tempe Sun Devil Fitness Complex on a weekday, students often pass clusters of tents filled with racks of clothes. The little shops take up areas of the sidewalk and intramural fields, creating a hub of activity.
Freshman star-big man Jayden Quaintance has committed to Kentucky, according to ESPN. The former five-star recruit had stints of injuries late in the year but still put up a productive 9.4 points and 7.9 rebounds per game. He succeeded the most on the defensive end, averaging nearly four stocks per game and being named to the Big 12 All-Defensive and All-Freshman teams.
The Sun Devils recently concluded their regular season with a 10-10 record. Nevertheless, navigating adversity amid the loss of key lineup components, the introduction of new gymnasts and unexpected injuries, the team finds itself in the NCAA Washington Regional.
The ASU men's tennis team needed to regroup this season without former Sun Devils Murphy Cassone and Max McKennon to lead the team.
Senior pitcher Kenzie Brown has treated this season as a privilege while showing her teammates the value of hard work and accountability.
You finish all your assignments for the night and need a way to unwind, so you log into your account and load into the ASU Minecraft server. You are greeted with green grass, mountain terrain and everyone in your class building homes within — chatting about everything but academics.
Grammy-winning music producer Timbaland was the special guest at the third Music Industry Career Conference, drawing nearly 500 attendees from March 28 to 29.
Moving out of the dorms can be an overwhelming experience for most college students. First-year students are expected to study and take college-level finals for the second time ever and then vacate the dorms a day or two after finals week.
On a warm New Year's Day in the Phoenix area, thousands of students and fans watched as ASU clawed its way back into the Peach Bowl only to fall just short of University of Texas in overtime on national television.
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.
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