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From Arizona to Texas, the Sun Devils have grown familiar with the Lone Star State as they return for the NCAA Austin Super Regionals in the domain of the reigning champs: The Texas Longhorns.
Just six days after ASU secured its first Big 12 Tournament win, the Tempe natives traveled to Bryan-College Station to face McNeese in their opening regional game.
The ASU Police Department arrested two UNITE HERE Local 11 union organizers for trespassing Monday outside Desert Financial Arena before the undergraduate commencement ceremony.
No. 24/25 ASU softball entered the Big 12 Tournament as the 6-seed. A ranked gauntlet of No. 19/20 Arizona, No. 16/15 Oklahoma State and No. 3/4 Texas Tech loomed ahead.
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A known cybercrime group, ShinyHunters, hacked ASU's Canvas network Thursday morning during the University' Final Exam Week. Since then, the Canvas site has been inaccessible for site users, including students and faculty.
Swipe left. Swipe right. Pause, scroll, read, swipe left again. It's a tedious and oftentimes unnerving routine — yet I keep going back.
If you've ever driven around Phoenix, these mottos are likely etched in your brain:
You never want to wake up in a room like this.
I've passed the B.B. Moeur Activity Building on ASU's Tempe campus hundreds of times. It never stood out to me. In view of the concrete and glass facade of Coor Hall or the iconic circular form of the Music Building, it's simple by comparison. But hidden under its plain adobe walls, the Moeur Building is a piece of University — and American — history.
Over 30 students gathered Friday afternoon at Hayden Lawn as part of the nationwide May Day movement, protesting labor conditions at ASU and broader political issues.
It's a Tuesday. Hot. I'm walking to the Hayden Library when I pass a protest. They're holding signs and carrying megaphones, their voices cutting through the air. A bead of sweat rolls down my back as I turn the music in my headphones up, put my head down and try to slip past unnoticed.
On Nov. 24, 1974, in the Hadar Triangle, located in Northeastern Ethiopia, a 31-year-old Donald Johanson made a discovery that changed human history forever.
My hands are shaking pressing the submit button, and my heart is pounding in my ears as my whole life depends on the split of a second.
As May 1 marks the end of ASU's observation of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, student athletes reflect on their identity and the convergence of their sports and culture.
When seniors Cruz Lucius, Bennett Schimek, Tucker Ness and Connor Hasley embraced on the ice at Magness Arena in ASU's final game of the 2025-26 season, fans knew they had seen the four put on an ASU jersey for the final time, as these players said goodbye to college hockey.
Being a student athlete involves an immense amount of pressure, requiring individuals to balance grueling practices with challenging courses and hours of homework. However, seven members of the ASU track and field team go beyond their own burdens to bring their sport to the youth of Tempe.
For aspiring directors, there's nothing like seeing their passion project dazzle on screen in front of an audience.
As finals week approaches, it marks the end of yet another semester at ASU, and one that continued the trend of students utilizing AI to complete more of their coursework.
The School of International Letters and Cultures hosted Hot Topics and Cool Drinks: A Research Evening on April 28 for students to present final projects and showcase the research they've done throughout the entire semester.
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