Insight: I'm a creep, I'm a weirdo. But does my music make me a loser?
(03/05/25 3:54am)
I started listening to Radiohead last year.
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Is art universal? ASU art students discuss the relationship between artists and audiences
(03/05/25 2:51am)
The question of whether or not art should be universal can feel derivative. It's like asking the question, is water wet? Here to discuss this grey area are ASU student artists and educators as they reflect on the role audiences and creatives play when engaging with art.
Insight: Alfred's Tanzania
(03/05/25 12:49am)
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New student-led PAC revitalizes Democratic Party, rivals Turning Point USA
(03/05/25 2:57am)
As student Democrats across the nation figure out what's next for their party, some decide to invoke change with Unity Rising USA, a PAC set to counter Turning Point USA.
Celebrating diverse voices: ASU artists break barriers through creativity
(03/04/25 3:53am)
A new generation of artists at ASU is pushing creative boundaries to redefine representation in their fields. From electrifying rhythms of Bollywood dance to the cultural depth of traditional drawings, to animations that breathe life into stories, these artists prove that art is more than expression – it's a movement.
Want to get away? ASU students recommend their best tips for traveling in college
(03/04/25 1:26am)
Weekend plans in college often include going out to parties, studying and even bed-rotting. When it comes time for a break, most people are ready to catch up on their z's, but what about catching up on those flights?
Spike Lee reflects on Black resilience, power of ancestry during Delivering Democracy event
(03/04/25 3:44am)
The Center for the Study of Race and Democracy at ASU held its 12th distinguished speaker, Spike Lee, as a part of its Delivering Democracy program on March 1 at Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church in Phoenix. The program features trailblazers in conversations surrounding civic engagement, art, race and history.
National parks layoffs affect AZ parks, worry experts and adventurous students
(03/05/25 3:46am)
The presidential administration fired employees of the National Parks Service in February, making nature-loving students wary of new changes with their upcoming trips to Arizona parks.
Insight: ASU made my gap semester possible
(03/04/25 3:36am)
By spring semester of my senior year of high school, I'd had it with the classroom.
Swing adjustments over the offseason give Isaiah Jackson more confidence
(03/04/25 1:36am)
Every offseason, hitters spend their days grinding in the batting cages, making adjustments to either their swing or approach to hopefully have a better season at the plate. Junior outfielder Isaiah Jackson is enjoying the fruits of his labor so far this year after going through a swing overhaul during the offseason.
ASU splits series against Omaha, awaits NCHC tournament pairing
(03/03/25 4:18am)
The Sun Devils made the trip to Nebraska this weekend to play the Omaha Mavericks in their final regular season series. The series was crucial to the team's NCAA tournament chances.
ASU women's basketball falls to rival UA on senior night
(03/02/25 5:47am)
As graduate center Nevaeh Parkinson converted another jump shot to put ASU up with just over four minutes left in the first half, the atmosphere in Desert Financial Arena was intense.
Division between Republican student clubs further after controversial tabling event
(03/04/25 3:56am)
A small group of members from College Republicans United at ASU gathered on Hayden Lawn earlier this year, urging University students to call U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement on fellow students.
Short story: Diamonds and deportation
(03/01/25 3:32am)
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Cam Skattebo named as defendant in 2023 lawsuit by former teammate
(03/01/25 12:26am)
A lawsuit filed against ASU and the Arizona Board of Regents has been updated to include former Sun Devil running back Cam Skattebo as a defendant.
Battle of the Bands 2025 grows new community through music in Phoenix
(03/02/25 2:30am)
The Battle of the Bands semifinals were hosted in Civic Space Park on Feb. 27 from 6 to 9 p.m. The change of venue from the Tempe campus to the Downtown Phoenix campus gave participants an opportunity to engage with their ASU community in a new way.
Mark Cuban talks business and policy at Dialogues for Democracy event
(02/28/25 2:23am)
The Center for Free Speech launched Dialogues for Democracy, a speaker series that brings together both students and experts that shape U.S. politics, media and policymaking.
Romance Revival: How 'BookTok' has shifted romance in literature, for better or worse
(02/28/25 1:43am)
Whether or not you're a casual reader or a distinguished bookworm, chances are you've heard of BookTok — TikTok's little corner of the internet where all things literature are discussed. Since 2020, BookTok has taken social media by storm with one specific genre standing out amongst users — romance.
ASU water polo seeking strong finish for NCAA Tournament bid
(02/28/25 2:15am)
ASU water polo hasn't slowed down since the once-dormant program found its pulse.
State of the Oscars: The State Press' resident film buffs predict 2025 Academy Award winners
(03/02/25 8:57pm)
With the Oscars around the corner, here are some of The State Press' film connoisseurs' picks for what they hope will win this season, as well as predictions for what The Academy will actually choose.