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ASU women's volleyball captain Clarie Jeter prevails through injury to reach successful season

Senior ASU women's volleyball captain Claire Jeter summarizes her love for volleyball and how her season has gone as team captain.

By Lauren Nuñez | October 18, 2023

Bermuda grass and the boys: ASU grounds crew creates perfection on the diamond

The ASU baseball grounds crew spends countless hours meticulously caring for a baseball field in the unforgiving heat of the desert.

By Jack Barron | April 13, 2023

Graduate outfielder Yannira Acuña looks to elevate ASU softball as a leader

Yannira Acuña looks to be a leader for the softball program while also enjoying her final season as a Sun Devil.

By Alfred Smith III | February 22, 2023

Goal-getter: A look into the career of Nicole Douglas

After surpassing ASU Hall of Famer Stacy Tullock's record for goals scored, Nicole Douglas cements herself in Sun Devil Athletics history.

By Addison Kalmbach | September 13, 2022

Freshman brings creative treats to ASU with Mack's Berry Shack

Mack's Berry Shack is operated by a freshman architecture major out of the communal kitchen in the Adelphi Commons dorms on ASU's Tempe campus.

By Aden Schulze-Miller | November 22, 2021

Greg Powers is the embodiment of ASU hockey

Greg Powers has built his legacy with ASU hockey in more ways than one, but that legacy isn't anywhere close to the finish line.

By Austin Scott | November 10, 2021

Video: Jacom Brimhall: The Man, the Myth, the Muscle Hamster

Jacom Brimhall has faced adversity his whole life because of his size, but with his determination and faith he achieved his dream of becoming an ASU football player.

By Marcella Baietto | April 10, 2017

Tempe pastor uses Orlando shooting to spread message of hate and intolerance

In the days following the Pulse shooting in Orlando, Florida, Pastor Steven Anderson in Tempe uploaded a video expressing his thoughts — and praises — surrounding the deaths of 49 LGBTQ people.

By Andrew Nicla | September 11, 2016

Redshirt sophomore distance runner Brian Montoya poses for a portrait on Monday, April 25, 2016, at Sun Angel Stadium in Tempe, Arizona. He returned to the track after being diagnosed with a heart disease in 2014.

From near retirement to greatness, ASU runner Bernie Montoya rose from adversity

A Sun Devil track and field runner had a heart scare that nearly ended his career.

By Omar Soussi | April 25, 2016

ASU's Sierra Irvin jumps out of the blocks in the 400-meter dash during the second day of the 2016 Pac-12/Big Ten Invitational track meet at Sun Angel Stadium in Tempe, Arizona, on Saturday, March 26, 2016.

ASU sprinter Sierra Irvin makes a name for herself in freshman year

How ASU track and field sprinter Sierra Irvin rose to one of the top runners for the women's sprint team.

By Omar Soussi | April 13, 2016

Senior Jennifer Morgan competes in the 100 yard backstroke against UCLA on Saturday, Nov. 7, 2015, at Mona Plummer Aquatic Center in Tempe. The Bruins defeated the Sun Devils 180-116.

Olympic bound? The story of ASU swimmer Jennifer Morgan

Morgan transferred to ASU from Florida Gulf Coast University for more competition.

By Omar Soussi | February 24, 2016

Track and field's Ahmed Hassan throws at ASU after living through Egypt's revolution

Track and field thrower Ahmed Hassan decided to attend ASU after growing up in Egypt.

By Omar Soussi | February 17, 2016

Redshirt senior defensive back Jordan Simone (38), Senior wide receiver D.J. Foster (8) and Redshirt senior quarter back Mike Bercovici (2) take the field for the coin toss before a game against Colorado on Saturday, Oct. 10, 2015, at Sun Devil Stadium in Tempe.

Foster, Bercovici brought talent and character to ASU football

Todd Graham will say goodbye to two leaders who reflected his 'faith & family' emphasis

By Matt Layman | January 2, 2016

Barren Mind Improv turns quippy games, SNL-style sketches into art form

For students in ASU’s Barren Mind Improv, split-second acting is a lot more than quippy games and SNL-style sketches.

By Megan Janetsky | August 30, 2015

Best Place to Grab Coffee: Blue House Coffee

It’s 7:30 a.m. and Sam Beger and Nick DiPastena have already wheeled to work, or rather, wheeled their work- a self-made bicycle cart, to the corner of College Avenue and University Drive.

By Lauren Wong | April 15, 2014

Expanding my love for film at the Sedona International Film Festival

The week of February 22 to March 2, filmmakers made Sedona their home as they shared their films at Sedona International Film Festival. All of us—the festival’s general audience, the press and the filmmakers—were here for a single purpose: a love for film. It's a love that seems even more special in a place with such unique energy.

By Gretchen Burnton | March 26, 2014

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