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A 'shot' for a prize: ASU raffles gifts to push students to get COVID-19 vaccine

In efforts to increase vaccination rates at ASU, the University is offering a variety of prizes for students who upload their vaccine records.

By Anna Campbell | July 28, 2021

ASU football tight ends coach placed on paid leave by University

ASU football tight ends coach Adam Breneman has been placed on paid leave by the University as the NCAA continues its investigation into potential recruiting violations by the program.

By Leo Tochterman | July 26, 2021

Phoenix clinic allows students to assist medically marginalized communities

ASU pre-health students offer assistance to medically marginalized communities as volunteers at Phoenix Allies for Community Health.

By Reagan Priest | July 22, 2021

Active cases increase among ASU faculty, staff, students

Cases increased at ASU to 35 active cases among students, faculty and staff, which is a 13-case increase from one week ago.

By Morgan Fischer | July 19, 2021

New ASU baseball coach's passion rubbing off on newly hired staff

ASU baseball introduced Sam Peraza, Mike Goff and Bill Mueller as new additions to Willie Bloomquist's coaching staff.

By Leo Tochterman | July 19, 2021

Gov. Doug Ducey fills ABOR vacancies by appointing two new members

Gov. Doug Ducey appointed two new members to the Arizona Board of Regents to fill vacancies left by Kathryn Hackett King and Karrin Taylor Robson.

By Reagan Priest | July 19, 2021

Five ASU baseball players selected in 2021 MLB Draft

Five Sun Devils were selected in the 2021 MLB Draft, including shortstop Drew Swift.

By Leo Tochterman | July 14, 2021

Helios partnership expands to analyze students' education paths

With a $6.5 million grant, ASU's Decision Center for Educational Excellence will continue its work analyzing data and producing educational models for schools and educators in the state.

By Anna Campbell | July 13, 2021

ASU announces distribution plans for additional emergency relief funds

ASU will distribute $134 million in student aid from funds received from the American Rescue Plan and Coronavirus Response and Relief Supplemental Appropriations acts.

By Anna Campbell | July 13, 2021

Former ASU athletics official files lawsuit against University, Ray Anderson

Former ASU associate athletic director David Cohen filed a civil lawsuit against the University, Ray Anderson and The Arizona Board of Regents claiming he was wrongfully terminated.

By Leo Tochterman | July 13, 2021

Shady Park halts operations to implement sound mitigation

To address noise complaints from Mirabella at ASU residents, Shady Park will temporarily pause operations to construct a "step-pyramid" to muffle sounds.

By Anna Campbell | July 8, 2021

ASU freshman forward Marcus Bagley watches his teammates warm up

Marcus Bagley withdraws from NBA Draft, returns to ASU men's basketball

Marcus Bagley announced Wednesday he will return to ASU men's basketball after withdrawing from the 2021 NBA Draft.

By Leo Tochterman | July 7, 2021

ASU will not require COVID-19 vaccines, testing or masking

In accordance with Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey's executive order, ASU will not require unvaccinated students to wear masks or get tested for COVID-19.

By Morgan Fischer and Anna Campbell | July 6, 2021

Sun Devils chasing gold: A who's who of athletes competing in Tokyo Olympics

ASU will have 20 current, former and incoming athletes competing in the 2021 Tokyo Olympic Games.

By Justin Spangenthal | July 6, 2021

An injury cut Alizée Minard's sole season to four meets. She still set ASU records

Javelin thrower Alizée Minard earned the Pac-12 conference title for javelin along with a silver medal at the NCAA Championships, claiming a few ASU records along the way.

By Justin Spangenthal | June 30, 2021

Tempe Family Advocacy Center plans for January opening

Tempe City Council approved funding for a Family Advocacy Center, which will provide services for victims of sexual assault and domestic violence, amid calls from ASU students for an on-campus rape crisis center.

By Reagan Priest | June 28, 2021

Active COVID-19 cases stay at 13 for third week

ASU reported 13 active COVID-19 cases Monday as mass vaccine sites close across the state.

By Anna Campbell | June 28, 2021

ASU updates procedural policies for sexual assault hearings, per DOE ask

ASU sent an updated Annual Security Report to the U.S. Department of Education and current students, faculty and employees Friday.

By Piper Hansen | June 25, 2021

Architecture program targets accessibility in its redesign

In a field where one out of five new architects identify as a minority, ASU's Design School is implementing changes to the architecture program to increase diversity.

By Anna Campbell | June 25, 2021

Cindy McCain nominated as ambassador to UN Agencies for Food and Agriculture

Cindy McCain would join the international fight against hunger if confirmed as U.N. ambassador.

By Reagan Priest | June 23, 2021

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