Zach Van Arsdale, Alex Gould, Andrew Onodera, Piper Hansen
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State Press Photo Editor Alex Gould and Multimedia Director Zach Van Arsdale imitate a scene from "The French Dispatch."
Zach Van ArsdalePrevious Multimedia Director
Zach Van Arsdale was the head of the multimedia department from August 2020 to May 2022, shaping design and multimedia storytelling at The State Press in addition to designing article experiences, illustrations and taking photographs. He has previously worked for The Howard Center of Investigative Journalism and on the Carnegie-Knight News21 project: "Unmasking America."
Alex GouldPhoto Editor
Alex Gould is one of the editors of the photo desk. He is also currently working with The Arizona Republic as an intern photographer, Cronkite News as a visual journalist and working on assets for Arizona PBS.
Andrew OnoderaMultimedia Managing Editor
Andrew Onodera oversees the day-to-day needs of the State Press multimedia department as managing editor. He is also an intern at KPNX-12News and previously worked at the Howard Center for Investigative Journalism.
Piper HansenDigital Editor-in-Chief
Piper Hansen is the digital editor-in-chief at The State Press, overseeing all digital content. Joining SP in Spring 2020, she has covered student government, housing and COVID-19. She has previously written about state politics for The Arizona Republic and the Arizona Capitol Times and covers social justice for Cronkite News.
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