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Amid concerns about AI's environmental impact, Sun Devils are advocating for innovative problem-solving to combat water supply depletion and energy-intensive practices.
In the final rotation of a hard-fought competition, under the bright lights of Desert Financial Arena, the Gym Devils took to their floor routines with energy, elegance and the elevated performances necessary to best their in-state rival at home.
Ever wanted a look into what goes on in The State Press’ newsroom? Our documentary crew came in to show off what a night of production in Tempe looks like.
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The Tempe Police Department arrested a 23-year-old suspect on March 29 in connection to a fatal shooting that occurred early the previous morning in downtown Tempe, according to a city press release.
Since 2020, ASU has been fighting to gain and maintain access to the Cal Grant Program — California's main financial aid program that does not need to be paid back — which escalated in November with a letter from President Michael Crow asking the California Student Aid Commission to reconsider.
Creating a unique footprint in Tempe is a tall task on its own, but stepping into the shoes of the longest-tenured coach in ASU history? An entirely new challenge.
Every month, the Roosevelt Row Arts District closes its streets for a multi-block party with local vendors, artists and music — except for this April.
Breaking news — Zara Larsson and Charli xcx have both escaped the Khia Asylum with their newfound freedom in accordance with their burgeoning success on the charts.
ASU is currently reviewing a complaint alleging that Turning Point USA at ASU violated event registry policy when TPUSA CEO Erika Kirk attended a student chapter meeting on March 18 in Tempe.
State legislators have shown support for protests on ASU campuses surrounding issues of workers' rights and the presence of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers in the community.
Phi Sigma Rho is a sorority aimed at building a sisterhood for undergraduates pursuing STEM majors that may experience gender-based challenges in their fields.
The Women’s Coalition at ASU provides Uber to students in need of transportation to medical appointments. This service is available to all students until April 30 and can be used for any kind of medical appointment.
Contrasting personalities have meshed for ASU women's tennis, with a "jokester" and "silent assassin" bringing dominance to the court this spring.
The School of Civic and Economic Thought and Leadership hosted Faculty Debate Night on Monday, which featured two professors from the school discussing whether the U.S. should repeal the Second Amendment.
ASU and cities in the Valley have renamed holidays, sites and institutions honoring the late labor leader Cesar Chavez in light of recent sexual abuse allegations.
Crowds of ASU students converged on the Tempe SDFC fields for this year’s Devilpalooza.
Building an atmosphere at a sporting event is an art.
The glass breaks. "Everybody pay attention." The crowd around you begins to part and soon enough, a line of men wearing Greek letters filters through the clearing. You've found yourself in the front row of a performance, and the audience is buzzing with energy.
A sensational weekend from star sophomore outfielder Landon Hairston wasn't enough, as No. 25 ASU missed a chance to secure a statement series win over No. 13 West Virginia.
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