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"That's What She Said," ASU's sketch comedy show written, directed and performed by an all-woman and gender minority cast, took the stage for the second year in a row at ASU Prism Theatre on March 7.
Students gathered March 6 at the ASU Police Department Headquarters in Tempe for the final day of a free, three-day course focused on teaching women self-defense.
Different parts of ASU came together to plan Fashion Forward, an event organized by the ASU Staff Council Sustainability Program.
A neurodiverse-friendly space is an environment designed to accommodate diverse neurological needs, primarily by reducing sensory overload. These spaces aim to minimize bright lights, loud noises and one-size-fits-all standards.
Women-led organizations are celebrating Women's History Month across campuses with a range of events and activities for students. The offerings include networking, social and service opportunities.
Piecing together the women's rugby team at ASU are athletes from varying backgrounds in sports and skills. Despite these differences, the team is unified through strong leadership and a shared sense of grit.
The Office for Veteran and Military Academic Engagement hosts a six-week virtual songwriting course called Songwriting for Vets.
An Arizona Department of Liquor Licenses and Control investigative report recommended the permanent revocation of the operating license of Tempe Tavern, a local bar and restaurant near the ASU Tempe campus.
The words "human pyramid" and "basket toss" might strike fear into the heart of the average person, but for the women of the ASU Stunt Devils, these skills are two of many that they perform and perfect for every routine and competition.
In my first semester of college, I sat in a 200-person lecture hall and listened to a professor tell us that our degrees will be useless in five years if we don't learn to use AI.
The 2024-25 and 2025-26 seasons share a lot of differences for ASU hockey. Seven wins, 25 points and the mood following the final period separate the two years. However, both seasons ended the same way: a loss against Denver.
Videos secretly recorded of ASU faculty and staff members discussing diversity, equity and inclusion at the University have brought federal complaints from a conservative organization. The videos call into question the ethics and legality of covert recording tactics on campus.
After being on the verge of cracking the top 10 of the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) ranking and riding a three-match win streak, ASU men's tennis suffered a 4-0 setback against UA in the finals of the Diablos College Invitational.
The exact origin of Sun Devil Rocketry is unclear, but current student leadership thinks it was established 20 years ago.
One win over a top-15 opponent could be characterized as a fluke, but two wins point to a team abruptly progressing in its quality of play.
As the Oscars approach, The State Press' film buffs are giving our takes on what we think should win this season, as well as predictions for what the Academy will choose.
Students developed concepts for AI tools designed to solve election-related problems at a two-part hackathon on Thursday and Saturday.
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A Tempe City Council candidate is running on a democratic socialist platform and emphasizing affordability within the city.
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