I remember sitting in my high school's locker room after a brutal football practice — sore, drenched in sweat and half-listening to whatever music was playing. Then it happened. One of my teammates ...

Joahan Lopez: What's going on everybody? Welcome back to the state press play podcast releasing in the summer. So I hope everybody's having a great summer I'm Joahan Lopez the host for this special ...

Rossini and the Sun Devil athletic department are prepared for whatever comes next in the ever-changing world of college sports.

Senior relief pitcher Frank Mesa transferred to ASU in 2003 expecting to play third base for the next three years. After earning an All-Pac-10 Honorable Mention that season, the right-hander ran into ...

McAllister Academic Village will keep its name for a few more weeks. On-campus residents and representatives from the Residence Hall Association voted on new names for the complex at McAllister Drive ...

Graham Rossini-.jpg By Matthew Marengo | June 27, 2025 ASU Athletic Director Graham Rossini speaking at a press conference at ASU's Walter Cronkite School on Thursday, June 26, 2025, in Phoenix.

While Thursday night's exhibition game against Alberta-Edmonton won't count in the ASU men's basketball team's season standings, it will serve as a much-needed fresh start to a new season. The Sun ...

Here at the sports desk, it is looked down upon to try and boost the attendance of the sports we cover. However, today I have 240,000 reasons why you should attend the ASU football game versus Iowa on ...

The Mar. 21 article on Che Guevara disgusted me. Arthur Martori took an unfeeling, sarcastic approach to a man who is no less than a hero to many Latin Americans. Martori's words reflect the cynicism ...

Tempe police reported the following incidents Thursday: A 33-year-old Tempe woman was arrested Wednesday night and charged with theft. The woman ordered a pizza from Pizza Hut, and when the pizza was ...

There once was a time when the world was connected as one — when it used to be Pangaea. Today, the world is being divided again, not by plate tectonics, but by a digital divide that leaves those ...