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When graduate student Reagan Hope originally committed to Oregon, it was for indoor volleyball. But when her high school club volleyball season was cancelled because of COVID-19, she could only train outdoors and, in the process, started her journey with beach volleyball that's led her to Tempe.
Pat's Run is an annual community event that will bring thousands to the Tempe streets and impact daily traffic routes for residents and commuters.
ASU officials have promoted the ASU London option as a way for Indian students to avoid ongoing struggles with the U.S. visa process, New Delhi-based news outlet BW Education first reported.
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ASU is bringing the Territorial Cup back home to Tempe.
Every couple of months, film Twitter and TikTok restart the same tired conversations around biopics. People ask: Why are there so many of them? Why can't we have original, creative stories? And to that, I expose my biggest toxic film trait — I love biopics.
Four coaches, teams and fandoms made their way to Phoenix for the Women's Final Four, each showcasing the commitment it takes to bring home a national title.
Student teams presented research, projects and startups Thursday and Friday at the Omni Hotel in Tempe for 2026's inaugural Nexus Summit, hosted by the ASU Luminosity Lab.
By Alex Swift | April 13, 2026
By Pratham Valluri | April 13, 2026
The battle for the 2026 NCAA women's basketball championship title was a matchup between veterans and rookies, with South Carolina making its third consecutive appearance and UCLA its first.
Over 1,300 people came to see the blend of modern music and traditional dancing at the 2026 CultureFest, hosted by the Asian/Asian Pacific American Students' Coalition, on Saturday at the Sun Devil Fitness Complex fields.
In a state where college basketball normally belongs to the Sun Devils and Wildcats, the desert gave the spotlight to the four No. 1 seeds in the women's tournament on April 3.
The Office for Veteran and Military Academic Engagement hosted its semesterly Veteran Storytelling Night on April 2, showcasing veteran stories for the local community.
Another year, another three point contest. Who has what it takes to take the three point crown?
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ASU swim and dive wrapped up a dominant 2025-26 season at the NCAA Swim and Dive Championships in Atlanta on March 28. The men's team finished fourth overall, continuing its historic run with its third top-five finish in the past five years. The women's team ended its season in a tie with Virginia Tech and Penn State for 37th place.
There are times in sport where the man meets the moment. Or the moment overcomes the man. Very rarely do we see the moment become centered around the man.
The end of the semester marks the opportunity for students to apply to new scholarships and grants. Resources are available for Sun Devils looking for extra money to buy books and supplies, study abroad or pay off tuition for upcoming semesters.
For most, being behind is cause for panic. Seeing someone ahead leads to overcompensation in a desperate attempt to catch up. Or, at worst, a simple resignation, but junior Ilya Kharun is different.
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