Hundreds protest on the Tempe campus in solidarity with the Iranian people
ASU students, faculty and members of the local community demonstrated against the Iranian government.
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Mark Brnovich, former Arizona attorney general and ASU alumnus, dies at 59
ASU and State Press alumnus Mark Brnovich dies at 59.
By Emma Bradford
| January 13, 2026
ASU's athletic bands invigorate Sun Devil game days
From fight songs to Ozzy Osbourne tributes, the Sun Devil Marching Band's performances at athletic events are a constant.
By Pratham Valluri
| January 12, 2026
Live updates: ASU football transfer portal tracker
Stay up to date with all the ASU football transfer portal news, with updated newcomers and players who have left.
By State Press Staff
| January 2, 2026
Is ASU's high acceptance rate hurting Sun Devils? Students weigh in
ASU students share their opinions on how the growing acceptance rate has affected their classes, transportation and overall campus culture.
By Daniela Torres Martinez
| January 2, 2026
Giving and taking: a team built of transfers likely to dive back into portal
The Sun Devils used a team of transfers to battle with ACC champion Duke and show a strong foundation with missing starters in loss.
By Alan Deutschendorf
| January 1, 2026
BREAKING: ASU football head coach Kenny Dillingham signs 5-year extension
After a successful three seasons in Tempe, Dillingham signs a 5-year contract extension and will stay the Sun Devils' coach into the future.
By Alex Swift
| December 20, 2025
Pitchfork Pantry loses $20,000 from changes to GSG budget
Graduate Student Government was required to eliminate a budget line item that provided funding to the Pitchfork Pantry organization.
By Carsten Oyer
| December 19, 2025
School of Computing and Augmented Intelligence announces doctoral degree in AI
A degree was announced in early December that will enable students to apply for a Ph.D. in AI.
By Kate Gore
| December 18, 2025
BREAKING: Sam Leavitt intends to enter transfer portal, reports say
After an incredible two-year run, it looks as though Sam Leavitt's time as a Sun Devil might be up.
By Jack McCarthy
| December 8, 2025
ASU Volleyball dominates opening rounds, moves on in NCAA Tournament
Building off regular-season domination, the Sun Devils lost just one set through the first two rounds of the tournament.
By Alex Swift
| December 6, 2025
PBS News Hour West to go dark after ASU discontinues contract
PBS News Hour West, headquartered at ASU's Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication, will no longer contribute to the national broadcast.
By Emma Bradford
| December 4, 2025
BREAKING: Tempe PD says underage student was at Tempe Tavern before fatal September crash
The incident prompted a November liquor-law compliance operation at the bar, according to Tempe PD.
By Senna James
| December 3, 2025
Farming, drones, will.i.am: new ideas take forefront at Downtown Phoenix Crow forum
The ASU President answered student questions about the state of the University at a quarterly Q&A event.
By Mia Sweador
| December 2, 2025
One Big Party, many big problems
One Big Party's underground festival in Arizona leaves fans and artists angry at the poor experience.
By Lexi Janusee
| November 26, 2025
Upperclassmen guard leadership propels women's basketball to 6-0 start
Upperclassmen guards Washenitz and Elliott have led ASU to a strong start in the first six games of the season.
By Alex Swift
and Ethan Holtzinger
| November 25, 2025
We updated the ASU salary database with 2024 data. What do you want to know?
The State Press published its eighth update to its ASU salary database, including the reported salaries and position titles of over 19,500 University employees in 2024.
By State Press Staff
| November 23, 2025
ASU football overcomes turnovers, defeats Colorado 42-17 in Brown's career game
The Sun Devils handled the Colorado Buffaloes, winning 42-17 on the back of Raleek Brown's 255 rushing yards.
By Niall Rosenberg
| November 23, 2025
Professors express growing concerns for safety, implications for higher education
Concerns for personal safety increase among professors, who fear subsequent impacts on higher education.
By Sam Luba
| November 19, 2025
Aramark workers could strike 'any day' following union vote
Union members voted to authorize a future strike, which could begin if Aramark workers deem it necessary amid contract negotiations.
By Carsten Oyer
| November 18, 2025