Letter from the Editor: The State Press’ ongoing coronavirus coverage
(03/13/20 3:46am)
Informing our audience with accurate and up-to-date information is our top priority here at The State Press.
Search Results
Use the fields below to perform an advanced search of statepress.com - Arizona State Press's archives. This will return articles, images, and multimedia relevant to your query.
33 items found for your search. If no results were found please broaden your search.
Letter from the Editor: Why a paper's opinion section is necessary
(11/20/19 5:15am)
Here at The State Press, we are constantly thinking about how we can improve our coverage across the board and better serve our audience.
Lawrence Krauss violated ASU sexual harassment policies, investigation shows
(08/08/18 4:15am)
Following several months of investigation, ASU concluded last week that professor Lawrence Krauss violated the University’s sexual harassment policy by groping a woman’s breast while on an ASU-funded trip in late 2016.
Tiny homes aim to help tackle Tempe's not-so-tiny housing problem
(04/11/18 4:13am)
Tempe is hoping to tackle its lack of affordable housing with a new initiative featuring a neighborhood of smaller homes.
ASU announces its speaker for the 2018 undergraduate commencement
(04/10/18 2:16am)
L. Rafael Reif, the president of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, will deliver the address at ASU’s 2018 undergraduate commencement on May 7.
TPUSA tweets photo of Sparky with sign criticizing 'Big Government'
(04/05/18 3:43am)
Turning Point USA at ASU, a club that advocates for conservative political causes, posted a picture on March 29, via Twitter of the Sun Devil mascot, Sparky, holding a sign that reads "Big Government Sucks More Than Wildcats," poking fun at ASU's rival school and seemingly taking a political stance.
ASU commits to being the largest fair trade-designated university in the U.S.
(03/29/18 3:18am)
ASU has announced its commitment to be the largest fair trade-designated university in the U.S. in partnership with campus suppliers Aramark and Follett.
Students approach the 2018-2019 tuition proposals with uncertainty
(03/28/18 4:06am)
ASU students gave mixed reviews to tuition and fees proposals for the 2018 — 2019 academic year at tuition hearings hosted by The Arizona Board of Regents at the Memorial Union Tuesday afternoon.
Records show lowest number of bike thefts at ASU in years
(03/25/18 11:02pm)
ASU bike theft numbers are the lowest they have been in years, according to daily logs from the ASU Police Department.
ASU partners with online therapy service TAO Connect to bring better resources to students
(03/20/18 2:33am)
In an effort to bring students better access to therapy and mental health support, ASU is working with TAO Connect to bring a digital therapy program to campus.
ASU 2018-2019 tuition proposal calls for no increase for resident undergrads
(03/16/18 8:41pm)
The fiscal year 2019 ASU tuition proposal maintains costs for resident undergraduate students at current levels.
New center helps ASU make its mark in Washington, D.C.
(03/13/18 3:03am)
This week marks the debut of ASU’s new center in Washington, D.C.
ASU ranks among top Peace Corps volunteer-producing universities
(03/11/18 11:05pm)
ASU ranked No. 15 among large universities on the Peace Corp’s 2018 “Top Volunteer-Producing Colleges and Universities” list, according to a report from the Peace Corps.
ASU to expand in downtown Mesa, despite voter opposition in 2016
(02/27/18 3:44am)
Mesa City Council voted Monday night to proceed with an intergovernmental agreement to begin future ASU development in the southeast Valley city.
Choosing student housing involves a trade-off between cost and convenience
(03/02/18 12:25am)
The choice between on-campus housing and off-campus living options is long-standing and, depending on a student's schedule and lifestyle habits, there are positives and negatives to each option.
DACA students face uncertainty as repeal deadline approaches
(12/01/17 3:55am)
ASU's over 260 DACA students are facing pressure from President Donald Trump's decision to repeal the Obama-era legislation that grants them legal protection from deportation.
Cronkite is rescinding Charlie Rose's Excellence in Journalism award
(11/21/17 3:57am)
The Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication is rescinding Charlie Rose’s 2015 Walter Cronkite Award for Excellence in Journalism following sexual assault allegations against the longtime television anchor.
ASU organization offers free Thanksgiving dinner to students without plans
(11/16/17 1:39am)
A religious organization on campus called Re:vive ASU is offering a free Thanksgiving celebration for students without plans during the holiday season.
Harry Potter club hosts Yule Ball on campus
(11/14/17 1:54am)
Harry Potter fans at ASU can look forward to the upcoming Yule Ball on campus this weekend.
Nationwide opioid solutions organization expands to ASU
(11/12/17 8:50pm)
Students for Opioid Solutions, a grassroots movement created to prevent opioid-related deaths on college campuses, has announced its arrival at ASU.