ASU hockey handed another sweep in losses to No. 12 Wisconsin
ASU was outscored 9-2 in the series loss.
ASU was outscored 9-2 in the series loss.
ASU's Jenessa Shapiro Scholarship, which offers undergraduate psychology students with financial needs, flexibility and professional resources, opens April 15, according to scholarship organizers.
ASU sophomore Hannah Scharf finished off a record night with a score of 39.500 against BYU's gymnastics team.
ASU lost its fourth straight contest in heartbreaking fashion, falling 80-79 to Oregon State.
ASU track and field opened up their season on Saturday at the Ted Nelson Invitational.
Hundreds of residents are set to move into the University's debut senior-living community, Mirabella at ASU, amid record-breaking COVID-19 cases in Arizona.
An ASU police officer was killed in a motorcycle accident Thursday.
Approximately 11,500 ASU community members, including community assistants, are eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.
There are 219 new cases of COVID-19 since Thursday, according to a recent University update.
In his State of the State address, delivered virtually, Gov. Doug Ducey praised Arizona's COVID-19 response.
ASU picked up one win and one loss in the series.
No. 21 ASU was edged out by No. 2 ranked Oklahoma in its first meet of 2021.
With several key players out, ASU men's basketball fell just short in a scrappy contest against USC.
As students head back to ASU for another semester, COVID-19 positive cases in the school community continue to increase, even with fewer people on campus.
ASU wrestling came away with a closely-contested road victory against Oklahoma to move to 2-0 on the season.
ASU President Michael Crow announced faculty teaching in-person will be eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine beginning on Jan. 11.
The Bruins outscored the Sun Devils 16-10 in overtime to secure the victory.
Seven ASU faculty members sign a letter demanding the removal of President Donald Trump either through impeachment or the 25th Amendment.
The provost will now have to approve any transition to Zoom only instruction for ASU Sync classes.
An ASU professor continues to claim the COVID-19 pandemic is not real and recently insulted a UA epidemiologist on Twitter.
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