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ASU students start personal training company

Student Body Fitness is an online personal training and fitness consulting company started by ASU students Gary James Schneider and Gregory Arrigoni. They aim to better student lives through healthy living by advocating a balance of school work, gym time and social activities.

State Press alumni remember talented editorial cartoonist

Former State Press staffer Brian Tassinari has created a scholarship fund for State Press employees in honor of the late editorial cartoonist Mike Ritter.

Devils in Disguise provides service across the Valley

Devils in Disguise is ASU's largest day of service. Students from all four campuses can sign up to volunteer at different nonprofits and government agencies across the valley.

Tempe Dragon Boat Festival sights and sounds

The ASU Dust Devils Dragon Boat Team fared well in its first competition of the year against top collegiate competition at Tempe Town Lake.

Graham says this year's spring practice is ahead of typical years

Todd Graham Post-Spring Practice 3/28

Take a brake

The Velo Bike Shop and Café is not your run-of-the-mill bike shop in downtown Phoenix. In fact, it has surpassed the expectations of a bike shop and redefined what it means to be a part of the downtown community.The Velo is new to downtown, having recently opened in January 2015. Located at 828 N. 2nd St., which is just half a mile from the Roosevelt Street and Central Avenue Light Rail station. This makes the shop easily accessible for both Phoenix residents and visitors.The shop offers a variety of services that one wouldn’t think to find when stumbling into your typical bicycle shop.

ASU students showcase history of the Middle Ages and Renaissance

The Arizona Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies hosted a Middle Ages and Renaissance booth at ASU's Night of the Open Door. Students, faculty, and the community came out and participated in this event and learned more about the history of the Middle Ages and Renaissance period.

Students protest against proposed school budget cuts

Nearly 600 students and other protestors rallied at the State Capitol Thursday to speak out against the newly proposed budget that will cut more than $100 million from higher education.

ASU graduates create next-generation snowboard binding

The members of the HELOS (Heel Locking System) team didn't plan on taking their snowboard binding project beyond the senior capstone. Now, the innovative step-in snowboard binding has a chance of making it big with snowboarders in the future.

Veteran restores memorials at Capitol

U.S. Navy veteran Mark Field restored fallen soldier memorials at Bolin Memorial Park on Sunday. Of the nearly 100 memorials, 75 have been completed.

Chris Beall's walk-off lifts ASU over Stanford

USC coach Andy Enfield

Enfield discusses his message to his players and says what the Trojans need to improve on.

Chris Beall and David Greer lead ASU baseball past Stanford

Hear from Chris Beall after his walk-off lifted ASU past Stanford.

Elisha Davis secures a spot in the Sweet 16

Coach Charli Turner Thorne sings about her team

Students hold teach-in for controversial course

ASU students came together at the Memorial Union for a teach-in about a controversial class, "The Problem of Whiteness 101." Robert Poe, a justice studies student and ASU faculty associate led the teach-in about Lee Bebout’s course, “U.S. Race Theory & the Problem of Whiteness."

Herb Sendek Post UCLA

Barrett hits the slopes

In early February, ASU Downtown Barrett students got a chance to close their textbooks and relieve some stress on the ski slopes at Sunrise Ski Resort in Greer, Arizona.Barrett Student Services Coordinator Kierstin Berg organized the turnaround event because she says it’s important for students to get involved.“I’m a big proponent of student engagement because I think that the more involved students are on campus, the more successful they are here at the university,” she says. “By getting involved and participating in student events or student organizations, they are building a support group.”For some students, this was their first time skiing.Nursing freshman Miguel Chavira is one of these students.“This was my first time ever going on a ski trip, and it was just great to be able to do it with people from Barrett,” he says. “It was really nice to get a break from school and be able to relieve some stress.”Taking advantage of a group rate, students paid $40 for their lift ticket and rental equipment. The price also included their choice of a ski or snowboard lesson.If you didn’t go this time around, you are in luck. This ski trip is an annual tradition for the Barrett community.Reach the writer at amgonz48@asu.edu or via Twitter @AGonzo888.