Tracking stories Arizona State University would rather you scrolled past. Every item links to its original reporting.
Stories / Student Safety
ASU Police said a student reported that a man she met on social media gained her trust and sexually assaulted her in her room in a Tempe campus residence hall. Police described a 19-year-old suspect; no arrest was reported.
ASU's side / contextASU Police issued a crime alert warning that criminals may use social media to target victims. No arrest was reported.
ASU Police's own Clery 60-day log (Aug. 14 to Oct. 13, 2026) lists 430 cases, including 8 reports of sexual assault or sexual abuse, about 20 assaults and fights, and 59 bike, e-bike and scooter thefts. 234 entries are marked "No Solvability Factors (Inactive)," meaning police found no leads to pursue.
Head coach Greg Powers is now ASU's former hockey coach. ASU placed him on paid administrative leave Sept. 30, two days after seven players sent President Michael Crow a 26-page letter through an attorney asking for the staff behind the Aug. 20 workout to be removed pending an independent investigation. ASU is reportedly in talks to hire former NHL head coach Dave Hakstol.
Phoenix New Times reports on an 18-year-old who says she was handed wine on arrival at a "Wine Wednesday" rush party at an off-campus fraternity house near Meyer Park. Her lawsuit alleges she came out of a bathroom with visible abrasions and bruising around her neck consistent with strangulation. We haven't verified the fraternity's name or its ASU status. Read the full story at the source.
