Strengthening pathways into STEM through college affordability
Cindy Rogel Bahena, a senior majoring in materials science and engineering, was thrilled to receive a full-ride scholarship to ASU in order to pursue a career as an electrical engineer.
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Cindy Rogel Bahena, a senior majoring in materials science and engineering, was thrilled to receive a full-ride scholarship to ASU in order to pursue a career as an electrical engineer.
Students who have been claimed as dependents will be eligible for stimulus checks under President Joe Biden’s American Rescue Plan.
“It's hard to justify the tuition when COVID-19 changes every part of the college experience you pay for.” Illustration published on Thursday, Feb. 4, 2021.
As COVID-19 cases remain high and stress levels among students follow suit, some have considered putting their studies on hold until the coronavirus is under control, and others have fully committed to doing so.
As Joe Biden took office Jan. 20 and became the 46th president of the U.S., he signed a flurry of new executive orders and discussed plans to assuage some of the issues that have been plaguing our country for years, including student debt.
People across the world reacted in shock and mourned the death of Kobe Bryant on Jan. 26, 2020. The State Press newsroom was no different, but another story broke that day that consumed the newsroom in the weeks and months to come: The ASU community had reported its first case of the coronavirus – one of only a handful of confirmed cases in the country.
“I only got five hours of sleep last night!”
In an effort to encourage change and operate more autonomously, ASU’s film program, formerly a part of the School of Film, Dance and Theatre, has separated itself and become the New American Film School.
Emily Sargent, a freshman studying nursing, is "very excited" to be casting her first-ever ballot in Arizona, saying she "picked a big one to be able to vote in."
The United States Department of Agriculture has awarded a $477,131 grant to researchers from ASU and the University of Tennessee to study foreign consumer preferences and demand for U.S. beef.
This year, there are two candidates for the Arizona Senate and four candidates for the Arizona House of Representatives on the ballot for Legislative District 26.
Britnie Roy, a medical marijuana cardholder and senior studying family and human development, started experiencing panic attacks in her sophomore year at ASU.
After years of many students having to pay Adobe Creative Cloud subscriptions to complete homework assignments and projects outside of the classroom, ASU is now offering subscriptions for free for the first time to students.
This pandemic has not affected everyone’s life equally.
The Arizona Board of Regents approved ASU's budget request for the fiscal year 2021, proposed by President Michael Crow during a special board meeting Thursday.
The Sun Devil Fitness Complexes on all four ASU campuses were hotspots for students to lift weights, play indoor sports, attend group workouts, swim and form connections with others — until the pandemic hit.
ASU was long known as one of the top party schools in the U.S., and even though the University has undertaken a general pivot toward business and "innovation" under the leadership of President Michael Crow, it's still safe to say we know how to party better than many our age.
A memorial page and fund for Junseok Chae, a professor and associate dean for research at the Fulton Schools of Engineering who was killed in March, has been created by ASU to allow former colleagues and students to write tributes dedicated to him and to celebrate his life and legacy.
Yonca Cubuk still hasn't told her parents about new student visa regulations that could cause her to lose everything. She's stressed. She doesn't know what her life will look like tomorrow.
The new economic crisis, stemming in part from the coronavirus pandemic, has sent cash-strapped universities and local governments reeling, the city of Tempe and ASU included.
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