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This gallery features illustrations from Neha Ponnapalli, Caitlin Hawkinson, Ella Jacquez, Brittany Lane and Sarah Pedrini, as well as from Morgan Kubasko, former multimedia director, and Alexis Heichman, former executive editor.
Sun Devil baseball watched its season end as the UC Irvine Anteaters cranked out five home runs in nine frames in the teams’ second matchup in three days.
Looking to ride the momentum of its 4-2 win over No. 23 UC Irvine, ASU baseball played its second game of the 2025 NCAA Regionals against No. 15 and site host UCLA on Saturday.
After losing their last four games and barely slipping their way into the tournament, the Sun Devils put all talk to rest with a tight and stressful 4-2 win over No. 23 UC Irvine thanks to a consistent pitching effort and quality bats.
*Spoiler warning for "The Last of Us" Season 2 and "The Last of Us Part ll"*
Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs signed a bill on May 7 banning encampments on the state's university and community college campuses.
ASU baseball has been selected to be a part of the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2021. Despite ending their season being swept by Oklahoma State and losing in the first round of the Big 12 tournament to BYU, the Sun Devils sneaked their way into a spot as one of the last four teams in.
The Graduate Student Government was notified by a University administrator on Tuesday that it is suspended of all operations, pending an investigation into complaints against the organization. This suspension will stop GSG from providing funding for graduate students until it is lifted.
Sun Devil softball’s stint in the NCAA Tournament was short-lived after suffering two losses.
With ASU's 2024-2025 academic year coming to an end, we'd like to take a look back at some of Arizona's biggest political moments caught on camera from these past two semesters. This past fall there was nonstop political coverage, from presidential campaigns to state and local elections. If it affected Arizona voters, The State Press was there to cover it.
Now that ASU's 2024-2025 academic year has come to an end, we'd like to take a look back on some of the biggest sports moments caught on camera from these past two semesters. From flying out to the Peach Bowl in Atlanta to covering games on the ASU campus, The State Press has captured numerous exciting moments in stadiums and arenas.
ALERT: The Marvel Cinematic Universe has a pulse again.
As I look back on this past year, I'm reminded of an unwavering pursuit of knowledge and a dedication to tell nuanced stories of ASU's community. Whether it was encouraging writers to persevere through obstacles in their reporting process or hearing the multimedia staff ideate meaningful visuals that added statements to each page, it has been my greatest pleasure to lead the magazine's production and oversee a team of talented individuals.
Every person has a hobby that consumes them; for me, it's reading. I read every chance I get, and depending on the book, it can be a stressor or a de-stressor. Regardless, reading makes me feel like I'm more than just a girl; I'm a warrior or a hero. I'm transported into a world of literature where I learn to fight for myself.
ASU women's golf is headed to the NCAA Championships for the seventh time in eight years. With eight NCAA Division I titles, the Sun Devils will travel to Omni La Costa Resort and Spa in Carlsbad, California, to compete for a ninth.
Many of us may have friends and family who have fallen down the information rabbit holes of intense partisanship, conspiracy theories or deeper holes of extremism.
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The Tempe Police Department is investigating an altercation between two men and a woman that ended in a shooting in a parking lot near Casey Moore's Oyster House — a walking distance of around 11 minutes from the Tempe campus.
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