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Matthew Marengo, Quinton Kendall, Anthony Cavale, Madison Haynie, Kendall Makuta, Sophie Schaeffer ·

As the spring 2025 semester comes to an end, we recap the best photos from different political events that took place during the fall 2024 and spring 2025 semesters at and around ASU. 


Matthew MarengoPhotographer

Matthew Marengo is a photographer and videographer at The State Press. He has worked previously with News21 on the product team and is a student member at the Press Photographers of Greater Los Angeles Area mentorship program. This is his sixth semester with The State Press, working previously as the Multimedia Director. 


Quinton KendallVisuals Editor

Quinton is a sophomore studying journalism and mass communication. This is his third semester with The State Press. He has also worked at his high school newspaper, Queen Creek Tribune and Knowledge Enterprise ASU.


Anthony CavalePhotographer

Anthony is a part of the Visuals Desk as a photographer. 


Madison HayniePolitics Reporter & Photographer

Madison Haynie is the Visuals Editor for The State Press, overseeing the photography desk. She is in her 3rd semester with The State Press, working previously as a Politics Reporter and Photographer.


Kendall MakutaPhotographer

Kendall Makuta is a photographer at The State Press. She has previously worked with Blaze Radio and the Walter Cronkite Sports Network. This is her fourth semester with The State Press on the Visuals desk.


Sophie SchaefferVisuals Editor

Sophie is a current student of the Barrett Honors College and the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication at Arizona State University. She is The State Press Visuals Editor. She is passionate about storytelling, community service, and the outdoors. Sophie’s storytelling is unique and risk taking through multimedia, investigative reporting. 

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