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Talks for permanent food pantry stall between officials and students, faculty

Pitchfork Pantry is looking to establish a central location on all ASU campuses, despite little support from University administration.

By Nancy Lam and Jasmine Kabiri | September 16, 2021

ASU hockey looks to use its depth to spark a bounce-back season

After finishing the 2020-21 season with a 7-16-3 record, ASU hockey will look to improve for its last season at Oceanside Ice Arena.

By Austin Scott | September 16, 2021

Sian Proctor becomes first Sun Devil astronaut

ASU's first alumna astronaut, Sian Proctor, launched from NASA's Kennedy Space Center on Wednesday on the first all-civilian space mission in history.

By Olivia Persyn | September 16, 2021

Cameron Sisk seals the deal in ASU men's golf first tournament of 2021

In the Sun Devils' opening tournament, Cameron Sisk earns the individual win as the team places third overall.

By Justin Spangenthal | September 15, 2021

USG Council of Presidents releases its priorities for 2021-2022 academic year

The Council of Presidents plans to focus on five priority pillars for the academic year, with goals like vaccine promotion, land acknowledgement and basic needs education.

By Reagan Priest | September 15, 2021

ASU twins look to bring their wit, determination to cross country team

Local freshman Kate and Kylie Miller grew up rooting for the Sun Devils, and now they get to compete on ASU's cross country team.

By David Rodish | September 15, 2021

Behind Marlee Smith's path to becoming ASU's only female wrestler

Being ASU's only female wrestler, Marlee Smith has made an impact, one she hopes will inspire future female wrestlers for years to come.

By Aayush Gupta | September 15, 2021

FTA report signals new era of accessible transit

An FTA report involving research from ASU concluded autonomous vehicles provide a safe, efficient and cost effective means of transportation for people with disabilities.

By William Stuart | September 15, 2021

Faculty continue requests for more COVID-related accommodations

ASU Community of Care Coalition moved their efforts to the United Campus Workers union to promote conscious regulation changes.

By Alexis Waiss | September 14, 2021

Alessandra Fanali looking to make most of fourth season on ASU women's golf

Senior Alessandra Fanali came to ASU and has been key to the women's golf team's success after competing in Italy as a teenager.

By Regan Brown | September 14, 2021

Local Instagram account welcomes newcomers to the Arizona music scene

"thegoodshowsaz" is a home for DIY events – from promoting house shows to keeping local music events safe, in all senses of the word.

By Sophia Balasubramanian | September 14, 2021

Looking to go more green, ASU and Phoenix plan to expand composting

Both the city of Phoenix and ASU are looking to expand compost operations for use by residents and students.

By Kaden Ryback | September 14, 2021

ASU reports 304 positive COVID-19 cases within its community

ASU reported 304 positive COVID-19 cases within its community in an update Monday.

By Jasmine Kabiri | September 13, 2021

ASU named No. 1 in innovation for the seventh straight year

ASU maintains its standing as No. 1 in innovation in the 2021 U.S. News and World Report rankings for the seventh year in a row.

By Dani Trujillo | September 13, 2021

ABOR files lawsuit against company that constructed downtown SDFC

ABOR is suing Sundt Construction on behalf of ASU after alleging the company poorly constructed the pool at the Sun Devil Fitness Complex on the Downtown Phoenix Campus, leading to the pool's closure.

By Reagan Priest and Jasmine Kabiri | September 13, 2021

ASU soccer returns to form after back-to-back wins

The Sun Devils won two matches in Tucson against Nebraska and Texas Tech, bringing the team's record to 7-1.

By Madison Thacker | September 13, 2021

Off the Press: The devil in the details

With recreational marijuana legalization came a process for those with marijuana charges to clear their records completely. Carlos Diaz, a Glendale resident, was one of the first to take advantage. Now, he's made it his personal mission to encourage others to do the same.

By Kiera Riley and Kate Ourada | September 13, 2021