Inked up: Students face the reality of returning home with tattoos

Students get tattoos in college for a variety of reasons, but a large portion of them will grow to regret their ink within a decade of getting it. 

Tattoo artist Mark Walters works on a full sleeve tattoo at his tattoo shop, Living Canvas, on Mill Ave. on April 27, 2017.

Refugees and Refugee Alliance club members sell a variety of Syrian pastries to students on the Hayden Lawn at ASU's Tempe campus on April 18, 2017 as part of their continual outreach to the refugee community. 

Students form human wall near Hayden Lawn in protest of Trump administration

A student protest in front of Hayden Lawn drew a response from ASU police because the students were disrupting foot traffic on the Tempe campus. 

Students gather near Hayden Lawn on ASU's Tempe campus blocking the sidewalk with a human wall "against hate” on Thursday, April 13, 2017.

Students gather near Hayden Lawn on ASU's Tempe Campus in protest of Trump administration policies on Thursday, April 13, 2017.

#Fight4Her campaign event sends petition to state lawmaker

A petition drive allowing students to voice their opinions at a recent executive order seeks to inspire the ASU student body to speak out against national policies they disagree with. 

Crepes on campus: The Crepe Club provides new food options on Tempe campus

The Crepe Club provides new food options to students away from the Memorial Union, and will give out free crepes in February to draw in more customers. 

The Crepe Club is relatively unknown, with only small lines on even busy days, such as this on the afternoon of Thursday, Jan. 26, 2017.

ASU seeks to provide help for students experiencing extra stress during finals week

A recent State Press survey showed that with the start of finals week, ASU students are feeling the pressure to pass weighing down on their mental health.

Students enjoy breakfast for dinner as part of the finals dinner hosted at the Taylor Place dining hall on Nov. 30.

Tensions are high for minority students post-election

Several incidents at ASU have come to light since the election in which LGBTQ+ and African American students have been the targets of harassment, echoing a national trend.

ASU student shows off superpower: Creating comic books

Despite partial blindness in both eyes, Marieke Davis has finished a long-time aspiration during her final year at ASU: drawing and producing her own comic book. 

Comic book artist Marieke Davis poses for a photo with her art on Thursday, Nov. 10. 

ASU Police investigating racially-charged graffiti found in University dorm building

ASU Police is investigating graffiti that University officials labeled as "hateful rhetoric."

Arizona Center to undergo $25 million renovation, ASU classrooms to be unaffected

The Arizona Center is undergoing a costly nine-month renovation, but the construction is unlikely to affect the ASU classes on the second floor of the complex. 

Disabled ASU: how the University creates a level playing field

ASU provides a wide range of services and tools aimed at putting students with disabilities on the same academic level as other students.

Día de los Muertos event brings the Mexican celebration to ASU

The cultural tradition of Día de los Muertos was celebrated at ASU for the first time this year, connecting the large Hispanic population at the school with their culture, even far from home.

Folklórico dancers perform for the "A Day in Mexico" celebration on Nov. 1, 2016.

Barrett censors nude artwork from student publication

Editors of the Normal Noise magazine accused Barrett, the Honors College and ASU of censorship after officials from the college refused to allow a piece of art depicting a nude female form to be displayed in the magazine’s spring 2016 issue.