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Abbott and McMillan reminisce on friendship

As their last game at Wells Fargo Arena approaches, seniors Jamelle McMillan and Ty Abbott reminisce on their friendship with humor.

By Derek Trebesch | March 2, 2011

Local band KNESSET picked up by Japanese Record label

A profile look into Phoenix-based KNESSET as they get ready for their deal with a Japanese record label.

By Blake Wilson | March 2, 2011

Career Services offers strategies for success

ASU Career Services not only offers a multitude of workshops, but also connects students and alumni to professionals who have tips and tricks that can help them land the career of their dreams.

By Jessica Heigh | March 1, 2011

RAIL TO AIR: Construction has begun at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport for the PHX Sky Train. The first installment of the construction, projected to be finished in 2013, will connect passengers from the light rail to the east economy parking lot and Terminal 4 by way of a free, environmentally safe and driverless three-car train. (Photo by Sierra Smith)

Sky Harbor train to connect light rail to world

Starting in 2013, the stop at 44th and Washington streets will connect commuters to an automated train that will carry passengers through Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport.

By Kortney Tenaglia | February 28, 2011

ASU junior Hillary Bach delivers a pitch during a game last season. The Sun Devils swept Michigan State over the weekend, giving up only six runs in three games. (Photo by Scott Stuk)

Escobedo leads softball to weekend sweep

In a complete team effort, the ASU softball team claimed three more victories and a series sweep over Michigan State this weekend.

By Greg Dillard | February 27, 2011

Softball's Ketchum living her dream at ASU

Kayla Ketchum is playing thousands of miles away from her home of Gary, Indiana. But she hopes to make it to the College World Series in Oklahoma so her family will be able to come see her play.

By Fahim Rasul | February 26, 2011

Rising coffee prices could affect students

Coffee prices have hit a 14-year high and that cost could be passed down to consumers.

By Jonathan Ortiz | February 25, 2011

BIG SHOWDOWN: The ASU water polo team practices at the Mona Plummer Aquatic Center earlier this season. The Sun Devils will host No. 3 California on Saturday. (Photo by Kyle Thompson)

Michael Bryce Jr. sings his way onto 'Ellen'

Michael Bryce Jr. a vocal performance sophomore recently won $5,000 from the Ellen Degeneres Show and also released his first album.

By Haley Buntrock | February 24, 2011

HEADING HOME: ASU senior Braxton Marquez takes a swing at the Ping/Golfweek Preview earlier this season. The Sun Devils will host the ASU Thunderbird Invitational this weekend. (Photo Courtesy of ASU Golf)

Valley horse rescue in danger of shutting down

A valley horse rescue is in danger of shutting down.

By Leslie Sims | February 24, 2011

Collegetown program teaches acceptance

Three ASU students talk about their experience with collegetown.

By Ashton Buccola and Haley Madden | February 24, 2011

Creekmur finding shooting touch before LA trip

The ASU men's basketball team goes on the road this week to play UCLA and USC this week.

By sptvweb | February 24, 2011

Mesa basketball commit Carson hopes to leave impact

Mesa High School point guard Jahii Carson is looking to leave his mark on the ASU basketball team next season.

By Derek Trebesch | February 22, 2011

Phosphorus fuels Herberger exhibit

The ASU Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts Step Gallery combined scientists theories and artists imaginations to explore the role of Phosphorus in society today.

By Jessica Heigh | February 21, 2011

Chowda! Episode 2.2

Take in your weekly spoonful of some hearty laughs from the guys and girls at Chowda!

By Clayton Porter | February 19, 2011

Torrez highlights baseball's season opener

In Friday night’s season opening 8-2 win for ASU baseball, junior third baseman Riccio Torrez had a career night.

By Tyler Emerick | February 19, 2011

Men's basketball loses to Washington

ASU lost to the University of Washington Thursday night and dropped to 1-12 in the Pac-10. Ty Abbott led all ASU players in scoring with 15 points. Corey Hawkins came off the bench to contribute seven points, five rebounds, and two assists.

By Derek Trebesch | February 18, 2011

Jake&Cat! Movie Reviews: I am Number Four

State Press movie critics Jake and Cat give their thoughts on the recent release I am Number Four directed by D.J. Caruso.

By sptvweb | February 18, 2011

Seniors hope to leave lasting legacy at ASU

Senior Lesley Rogers hopes to leave a lasting legacy at ASU while Michelle Nulliner is just hoping for a healthy return.

By Fahim Rasul | February 18, 2011

Devilpalooza 2011 Highlights

Entertainment reporter Jesseca Zwerg checks out this years Devilpalooza. Catch a glimpse of some of the highlights of the event.

By Jesseca Zwerg | February 17, 2011

Extended losing streak: ASU senior guard Jamelle McMillan guards Washington senior guard Venoy Overton during the Sun Devils’ 79-62 loss to the Huskies Thursday night. It was ASU’s 11th straight Pac-10 defeat. (Photo by Scott Stuk)

Washington sends ASU to 11th straight Pac-10 loss

Washington sent ASU to its ninth straight loss and 11th straight Pac-10 defeat, running away with a 79-62 victory at Wells Fargo Arena Thursday night.

By Andrew Gruman | February 17, 2011

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