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Residents living in Roosevelt Point report rat infestation in units

Students are still frustrated with lack assistance in dealing with rat infestation, despite reaching out to Roosevelt Point management who provide few solutions.

By Sadie Buggle | February 14, 2022

COVID-19 cases at ASU continue to decrease for fourth week in a row

The total number of known positive COVID-19 cases amid the ASU community has decreased to 251.

By Luke Chatham | February 14, 2022

Crow tells ABOR the University is functioning despite low state funds

President Michael Crow's State of the University lasted two hours and updated ABOR on the financial state of ASU.

By James Doyle Brown Jr. | February 14, 2022

Review: Northlight Gallery spotlights ASU alumni's photography in fine art exhibition

Cross over borders and break boundaries at "Borders and Boundlessness," an exhibit at the Northlight Gallery.

By Analisa Valdez | February 14, 2022

He watched the Soviet Union fall. Now he studies planets at ASU

Mikhail Zolotov's career began in Russia, where he witnessed the fall of the Soviet Union before coming to ASU as a professor of geochemistry.

By Kaden Ryback | February 14, 2022

Olympic sports roundup: Wrestling falls to Mizzou, 19-14 at home

This week, wrestling dropped a highly anticipated matchup against Mizzou, ending the team's five-game winning streak.

By Justin Spangenthal , Walker Smith , Nikash Nath and Remy Mastey | February 13, 2022

ASU men's and women's tennis drop three straight against out-of-conference opponents

ASU men's and women's tennis fell to Pepperdine University, University of San Diego and Oklahoma State this week.

By Vinny Deangelis and Danny Stipanovich | February 13, 2022

Three lacrosse goalkeepers compete to fill starting spot for the upcoming season

Following the departure of four-year starting goalkeeper, three Sun Devils are competing for the opportunity to fill her shoes.

By Kathryn Field | February 13, 2022

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Bill would allow veterans and their families easier access to in-state tuition rates

State bill could lower obstacles for veterans, their spouses and their children to qualify for in-state tuition rates.

By Alexis Waiss | February 10, 2022

ASU student aids local homeless population at Tempe Beach Park

Austin Davis, a senior at ASU, created AZ HUGS for the Houseless to provide meals, supplies and care to the homeless population in the Tempe and Phoenix communities.

By Lauren Kobley | February 10, 2022

The numbers behind ASU men's basketball historically disappointing offensive season

ASU men's basketball has struggled this season with scoring, but is going into the end of its regular season schedule with heads held high.

By Avianna Hoppes and Austin Scott | February 10, 2022

Taylor Place residents evacuated after fire caused by electrical surge

Residents living in the Taylor Place dorms on the Downtown Phoenix campus were evacuated early Saturday morning after a fire ignited in one of the rooms.

By Luke Chatham | February 9, 2022

ASU relanza programa de préstamo de computadoras portátiles

Después de poner fin al programa de préstamo de computadoras portátiles de un año que comenzó debido a la pandemia de COVID-19, ASU lo restableció para los estudiantes que aún necesitan acceso a una computadora portátil.

By Jasmine Kabiri | February 9, 2022

How inflation could affect college students' finances

The price tag is adding up on consumer goods across the board, and ASU students will feel even higher prices, some of which might impact tuition.

By Kaden Ryback | February 9, 2022

Arlene Chin seeks to represent Asian Americans on Tempe City Council

Arlene Chin, the first Asian American to serve on Tempe City Council, has fostered many valuable relationships at ASU and in the city.

By Shane Brennan | February 7, 2022

COVID-19 cases, tests decline for third week in a row

COVID-19 cases continued to decline for a third week in a row by 723, with 302 cases among students and 64 cases among faculty and staff.

By Caera Learmonth | February 7, 2022

Un proyecto de ley estatal busca permitir el porte oculto en el campus

El proyecto de ley 1123 del Senado permitiría el porte oculto en todos los campus universitarios, colegios y los colegios comunitarios si es que se aprueba.

By Alexis Waiss | February 7, 2022

Estudiantes se unen a la huelga de hambre reiniciada en DC por la legislación electoral

Más de 40 jóvenes forman parte de una huelga de hambre en Washington, D.C. para impulsar la aprobación de la legislación electoral, a pesar de las bajas temperaturas.

By Morgan Fischer | February 7, 2022

ASU student invention could help solve overheating phones

The CryoPad and the CryoCase are ASU student Jordan Fourcher's inventions aimed at increasing the longevity of phones and preventing the devices from overheating on a regular basis. Fourcher was awarded $15,000 for the venture, which he is using for prototype development.

By Mindy Lok | February 7, 2022

Olympic Sports Roundup: ASU swim and dive has great season ending showing against UA

This week, water polo took on four ranked opponents, track and field set nine PR's and four all-time entries and gymnastics earned a season high.

By Justin Spangenthal , Vinny Deangelis , Walker Smith , Nikash Nath , Remy Mastey and Ruby Arora | February 6, 2022

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