June 30, 2022 (PRESS RELEASE) — The Talking Stick Resort is excited to invite poker players and fans to the ARENA Poker Room July 8-12, for the 16th Annual Arizona State Poker Championship .Read More →
SALT LAKE CITY- Summer is here, which means it’s the perfect time to start thinking about Utah’s 2022 football schedule. While we’re still about a month away from fall camp, it’s not never too early to start previewing the Utes’ opponents with help from Unrivaled’s Alex Kirry and Scott Mitchell.Read More →
TEMPE, Ariz. — With so much change and uncertainty on offense, Arizona State might need its defense to hold things together to start the season. The Sun Devils might have the staff to do it. A pair of fifth-year linebackers lead a unit that last season gave up 20.8 pointsRead More →
Due to Arizona’s changing demographics, our state is becoming more and more purple, due to new residents coming from more liberal states, the growing diversity of non-white residents, and as our State gradually rejuvenates, older and more reliable conservatives are countered. by younger voters who tend to vote less oftenRead More →
Processing Archivist The ASU Library seeks a Processing Archivist to organize, describe, and provide access to archival materials within the unique and diverse collections of the ASU Library. Reporting to the Head of Community Archives, the Processing Archivist applies appropriate professional standards and best practices in processing special and archivalRead More →
Bob ChristieAssociated Press PHOENIX — Counsel for the Arizona Senate Ethics Committee reported Friday on its investigation into online comments by a Republican lawmaker that appeared to accuse the federal government of a supermarket massacre in Buffalo, New York. But attorney Chris Kleminich’s report came to no conclusion about whetherRead More →
Hundreds demonstrated outside the government building in response to SCOTUS’ decision to overturn Roe v. Wade. The Arizona Senate Republican Caucus said the Senate was safe, but smoke and tear gas spread through the chambers. Senators had to move to another area of the building to complete their session. LoadingRead More →
PHOENIX (AP) — Counsel for the Arizona Senate Ethics Committee reported Friday on its investigation into online comments by a Republican lawmaker that appeared to accuse the federal government of a supermarket massacre in Buffalo, New York. But attorney Chris Kleminich’s report came to no conclusion about whether Sen. WendyRead More →
By BOB CHRISTIE, Associated Press PHOENIX (AP) — Counsel for the Arizona Senate Ethics Committee reported Friday on its investigation into online comments by a Republican lawmaker that appeared to accuse the federal government of a supermarket massacre in Buffalo, New York. But attorney Chris Kleminich’s report came to noRead More →
It’s been 25 years since the Arizona State Sun Devils made it to the Rose Bowl. What has changed since? Not only has Arizona State gone through many changes during this time, but the whole world is different from the last time ASU faced the Big 12 (then Big 10)Read More →
TEMPE — One of the best stories to come out of the Arizona State media room last season came from Robert Rodriguez. Asked about linebacker Darien Butler, the defensive line coach talked about Arizona State’s preseason ritual of ranking the best players in the program. Before last season, Rodriguez saidRead More →
Funnel cakes, gravity-defying rides and cattle competitions will return to the Arizona State Fairgrounds in Phoenix for five weeks this fall. The Arizona State Fair will run from September 23 through October 30. It will be open from Thursday to Sunday for a total of 23 days. According to theRead More →
History links TEMPE, Ariz. – Megan Bartlet was named head coach of the Arizona State University women’s softball program, June 22, 2022, as announced by the university’s vice president of athletics and director of athletics Ray Anderson. Last season, Bartlett helped lead an unseeded UniversityRead More →
Bipartisan Safer Communities Act has Republican support needed to pass Senate YUMA, Ariz. (KECY, KYMA) – Arizona Senator Kyrsten Sinema spoke in the Senate today about the bipartisan Safer Communities Act, the Senate’s response to the tragic school shooting in Uvalde, in Texas. The bill has the support of moreRead More →
History links Tom Hansen Lecture Medal of Honor recipients TEMPE, Ariz. — women swimming Emma Nordin and the fight Antoine Valence were named by the Pac-12 Conference as Arizona State’s Tom Hansen Conference Medal of Honor recipients, the organization announcedRead More →
When Lincoln Riley arrived at USC in late November 2021, USC’s national outlook instantly changed. In this larger context, the stakes related to the various USC games in 2022 have also changed instantly. However, in December of last year, it looked like the Trojans’ game against Arizona State was goingRead More →
History links NEW ORLEANS, Louisiana – After defending his NCAA discus crown and winning shot put silver, Jorinde van Klinken is once again a semi-finalist for the highest honor in collegiate athletics. The American Athletic and Cross Country Coaches Association today announced van Klinken as oneRead More →
Cody Bybee announced his intention to stay at Arizona State for his fifth year of eligibility, and Max McCusker announced that he will transfer to Arizona State for his fifth year of eligibility. “Just a kid from Ohio🙏🏽 Glad to have received my BS in Business Management here at ASU!Read More →
It’s the end of an era. The Mark brand era. Brand, Arizona State’s senior associate athletic director for media relations, tendered his official resignation today. He had been an integral part of the school for nearly 40 years, with the remainder of that tenure being Director of Sports Information forRead More →
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TEMPE — On Dec. 15, 2017, Phoenix affiliate CBS returned from commercials with the latest Arizona state news. “More fallout tonight after ASU hires Herm Edwards as its next head football coach,” the presenter reported. “The Sun Devils offensive coordinator is moving forward. Billy Napier takes a job as headRead More →
Arizona State University (ASU) – one of the largest public universities in the United States – intends to join the Metaverse and Web3 ecosystems. It also plans to release non-fungible tokens (NFTs) to authenticate event tickets and certificates. ASU will hold classes in a “virtual environment” A series of trademarkRead More →
History links TEMPE – College tennis’ top rookie wears brown and gold. Murphy Cassone won the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) National Rookie of the Year Award, the association announced today. The honor comes a week after Cassone won ITA Southwest Region Rookie of the Year. TheRead More →
Fourteen high school students from Arizona spend two weeks imagining how quality journalism might be offered in the future. Storytelling can take the form of podcasts or games. Immersive techniques like augmented reality and 360-degree videos will likely play a role. New delivered on your Oculus headset? Why not? TheRead More →
“I am an avid learner, dedicated team player, and analytical thinker.” Age: 26 Hometown: Portland, OR Fun fact about yourself: My love for travel was inspired by my upbringing. I had the good fortune to live in three different countries – Brazil, the Netherlands and the United States – whereRead More →
May 20, 2022; Scottsdale, Arizona, USA; An Arizona State fan holds a pitchfork as one of the ASU golfers steps down the 16th green during the NCAA Division 1 Women’s Golf Championship at Grayhawk Golf Club. Golf Ncaa Wgolf Top 3 Incoming Rookies For Arizona State Football by Kyler BurdRead More →
TEMPE, AZ — The State of Arizona revealed Thursday that the university has been named a Hispanic Serving Institution (HSI) by the U.S. Department of Education. The Department of Education defines an HSI as an institution of higher education that has an undergraduate (full-time equivalent) Hispanic student body of atRead More →
History links EUGENE, Oregon – Homegrown talent from Arizona State Athletics led the way on day one of the NCAA Outdoor Championships at Hayward Field. From Tucson, Arizona TurnerWashington finished second in shot put, and rookie Dayton Carlson of Gilbert, Ariz., nearly set a program recordRead More →
Corona Centennial (California) Israel Carter was one of our top performers during last weekend’s SoCal Elite 11. Here is our assessment of Arizona State’s post-camp commit: “Carter was our best quarterback out of the Class 23 signallers. He’s mechanically strong and we really like theRead More →
Alonzo Adams/Associated Press To watch college softball this month is to be frequently reminded of two milestones: it’s the 50th anniversary of Title IX, the federal legislation that paved the way for women’s sports, and it’s the 40th anniversary of the Women’s College World Series. The first is simple. ButRead More →
History links EUGENE, Oregon – Championship week is here! Eleven Sun Devils are aiming for the podium this week at the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships in Eugene, Oregon. The travel group includes the reigning national champions TurnerWashington and Jorinde van Klinkenrising local star DaytonRead More →
Arizona State’s basketball program left a sour taste in everyone’s mouth when they were knocked out of the Pac-12 tournament in the first round. Now they’re looking to not only make amends for their disappointing 2021-22 season, but to exceed expectations and land in the NCAA Tournament next year. DespiteRead More →
History links TEMPE – The final stages are finally here. Win the next one and you’re on the USA Senior World Team. Cohlton Schultz (Greco 130kg) and Zahid Valencia (FS 86kg) are both set for their respective Final X matches on June 3 and 8. SchultzRead More →
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — Texas won the national title that eluded its current seniors three years ago. No tornadoes, no disappointments, just one clutch after another. Travis Vick putted two 30-footers on the 18th hole to beat Cameron Sisk and Texas won its fourth national championship by fending off Arizona State’sRead More →
Soccer June 1, 2022 Will Edmonds History links OKLAHOMA CITY, Oklahoma – Sun Devil Football Joe Connolly, head coach of Football Sports Performance for the past four seasons, has been named a Senior Strength and Conditioning Coach (MSCC)Read More →
Food is a central theme in my life and always has been. I don’t just eat food. I read it, watch it, listen to it, give and receive love through it. Food inspires me. As the firstborn of an Iranian immigrant family, I was expected to be a doctor orRead More →
Arizona State men’s golf coach Matt Thurmond isn’t often at a loss for words, but he paused for a moment to collect his thoughts as he met the media moments after his team finished playing the NCAA Championship at Grayhawk Golf Club in Scottsdale. Winning a national championship isn’t easyRead More →
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (AP) — Preston Summerhays birdied the 18th hole to close Game 2 and Arizona State beat defending national champion Pepperdine 4-1 on Tuesday to earn a spot in the championship game against Texas. . The Longhorns beat Vanderbilt 3 1/2-1 1/2 when Pierceson Coody and Travis Vick endedRead More →
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — The current Texas Seniors lost the 2019 NCAA title after severe weather forecasts pushed the tee times for the championship game to just past dawn. The Longhorns are back in the title game, and this time they don’t have to worry about tornadoes. This year’s tournament isRead More →