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Allen Coral Atlas provides breakthrough tools for coral reef conservation

The world's most comprehensive map of coral reefs, Allen Coral Atlas, which provides breakthrough tools for conservation, is complete.

By William Stuart | September 22, 2021

New club forms to help refugees navigate college application process

A new ASU club is working with refugees in Arizona to work guide them through the college application process.

By Kristin Avery | September 22, 2021

La facultad continúa con las solicitudes de más acomodaciones relacionadas con COVID

El ASU Community of Care Coalition trasladó sus esfuerzos al sindicato United Campus Workers para promover cambios de regulación conscientes.

By Alexis Waiss | September 21, 2021

ASU hockey looks to bounce back in 2021-22 with experienced captain class

Jacob Wilson and Johnny Walker will be donning the "C" on their jerseys for the second straight season, but this year, the team is ready to come out of the gate strong.

By Austin Scott | September 21, 2021

College Republicans host gubernatorial candidate Matt Salmon

Arizona gubernatorial candidate Matt Salmon called for Republican unity, asserted his anti-abortion platform and criticized critical race theory.

By Mason Hughes | September 21, 2021

President Crow addresses COVID-19, sexual violence at student forum

Students asked President Crow about COVID-19, sexual violence prevention and ASU Counseling Services at the first student forum of the semester.

By Reagan Priest | September 21, 2021

ABOR presenta una demanda contra la empresa que construyó el SDFC del centro de Phoenix

ABOR está demandando a Sundt Construction en nombre de ASU después de alegar que la compañía construyó mal la piscina en el Sun Devil Fitness Complex en el campus del centro de Phoenix, lo que provocó el cierre de la piscina.

By Reagan Priest and Jasmine Kabiri | September 21, 2021

ASU reports 227 active COVID-19 cases

ASU reported 227 positive COVID-19 cases within its community Monday evening.

By Dani Trujillo | September 20, 2021

Arizona Lottery awards three nursing students $50,000 worth of scholarships

Three ASU Edson College nursing students received a scholarship from the Arizona Lottery, promoting the education of nursing professionals in the state.

By Aden Schulze-Miller | September 20, 2021

ASU men's golf takes second place at the Fighting Illini Invitational

The Sun Devils took second place over the weekend at the Fighting Illini Invitational, led by Cameron Sisk and David Puig.

By Justin Spangenthal | September 20, 2021

ASU researchers find detergent pods are not as eco-friendly as brands claim

ASU researchers concluded in a study that detergent pods are not necessarily as biodegradable or eco-friendly as some brands boast.

By Claire Braggs | September 20, 2021

ASU triathlon has strong showing at the Dual in the Desert NCAA Challenge

ASU triathlon defeated the University of San Francisco and University of South Dakota at the first home meet of the season on Saturday.

By Avianna Hoppes | September 19, 2021

ASU cross country competes in first meet of season at UC Riverside Invitational

Vincent Mauri powered the ASU men's cross country team to a sixth place team finish as he earned the third-best time in the competition.

By Lauren Hertz and David Rodish | September 19, 2021

ASU football continues undisciplined play, falls to No. 23 BYU

ASU lost its first game of the season to BYU due to undisciplined play resulting in multiple penalties and turnovers.

By Leo Tochterman | September 19, 2021

ASU reporta 304 casos positivos de COVID-19 dentro de su comunidad

ASU reportó 304 casos positivos de COVID-19 entre su comunidad en una actualización el lunes.

By Jasmine Kabiri | September 19, 2021

ASU won't be able to require COVID-19 vaccines anytime soon

ASU won't be able to require the COVID vaccine unless state law changes or the University challenges the law in court.

By Reagan Priest | September 18, 2021

University breaks ground on Omni Tempe Hotel

ASU and Tempe City Council members broke ground on the new Omni Tempe Hotel, a $125,000,000 project Mayor Corey Woods hopes will revitalize the downtown and help surrounding businesses.

By Caera Learmonth | September 18, 2021

Bridge the Gap unites those passionate about politics, no matter their stance

Bridge the Gap provided an opportunity to learn and discuss politics among students and faculty of differing opinions.

By Alexis Waiss | September 17, 2021

ASU can't stop talking about 'Hamilton'

Gammage opened for its first in-person show in over a year with "Hamilton" on Sept. 8, 2021.

By Adriana Gonzalez-Chavez | September 17, 2021

ASU student organizations react to Texas abortion law

ASU organizations react to Texas Senate Bill 8 and potential threats to abortion access in Arizona.

By Mason Hughes | September 16, 2021

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