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For students who normally don’t associate with the politics of Undergraduate Student Government, understanding the complications and intricacies can be overwhelming. In fact, looking at recent elections, we have seen awful turnout numbers. Despite strong campaigns, and higher than usual turnout numbers, the overall percentage of students voting is terribly low.
The semester is quickly coming to an end, which means that finals are right around the corner.
In hopes to begin the conversation on trauma and how it affects the daily lives of children and young-adults, "Paper Tigers" will be screening free of charge at the Tempe, Downtown and Polytechnic campuses.
A hit to the head causes a lot more concern than it used to — especially when it happens in sports.
A developing on-campus student organization urges students to kick down their mental barriers and educate themselves about the University's diverse community.
Michael Navarro is a junior studying business entrepreneurship and minoring in nutrition. His primary career goal is to start a business that works to eliminate misinformation about nutrition and exercise.
When I first decided to cover the Pregnant on Campus event at ASU, which was supported by the Students for Life club on campus, I was ready to address the bias behind its movement.
Executive ticket candidates for Tempe's Undergraduate Student Government stressed the importance of having a transparent and open government in Tuesday night's debate.
Read through The State Press's coverage of the 2017 USG election here
"What you're going through is normal." "It's a phase." "Get over it."
Campaign season for Undergraduate Student Government has officially begun. Below is a guide to the candidates running for executive positions at each one of ASU’s four campuses. Voting for your campus’ USG executives will take place March 28 and 29 and winners will be announced on March 30. Students will be able to vote on their mobile phones or computers.
In college, it seems like everyone adheres to relationship stereotypes — being in a serious, long-term relationship or casually dating and hooking up.
Ernesto Hernandez, the vice president of services for Undergraduate Student Government Downtown, poses for a photo. He is the driving force behind the chartering a chapter of a nationally-recognized mental health organization at ASU's downtown Phoenix campus.
One ASU student is taking the initiative to help build a community on campus designed to lift the stigma on mental illness among students.
Adrian Morales, nonprofit leadership and management major, and Alereese Gonzalez, excersie and wellness major, man the ASU Well Devil Council table on ASU's Downtown campus and educate students on upcoming health and mental health events on Wednesday, Feb. 22.
Body image issues and eating disorders are global problems. As long as we neglect talking about eating disorders, they will remain stigmatized and in the dark.
"We should stop normalizing language that promotes harm or relates to mental health disorders." Illustration published Monday Feb. 20, 2017.
ASU Sophomore Sophia Qamar reading mental health articles online at the ASU Noble Science Library.
Language is powerful.
In an effort to promote the coexisting nature of law and psychology, 11 ASU faculty members have developed a program designed to showcase how intermingled the two topics are.
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