Meet the candidates for the GSG executive election
(03/31/26 3:50am)
Candidates are running for the executive positions in the Graduate Student Government, pledging to improve services and support for graduate students.
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Behind the wheel of Sun Devil Motorsports
(03/31/26 3:06am)
To get behind the wheel for Sun Devil Motorsports is a process steered by driver character, history and intuition.
ASU men's basketball releases update on head coach Bennett, additions to coaching staff
(03/30/26 10:34pm)
Just one day after arriving in Tempe on March 24 as ASU men's basketball's new head coach, Randy Bennett felt unwell.
Review: 'Project Hail Mary' made me enjoy the sci-fi genre again
(03/31/26 2:40am)
"Project Hail Mary," a stunning sci-fi film starring Ryan Gosling, showcased the entire production's ability to make even the most uninterested filmgoers excited about sci-fi.
Meet the unopposed ticket for the USG West Valley executive election
(03/31/26 1:47am)
This year's executive ticket for the Undergraduate Student Government West Valley is running unopposed. The candidates for president, vice president of services and vice president of policy are therefore set for the 2026-27 academic year.
Spreading ashes
(03/30/26 1:00am)
Click Click. Dominoes sprawl across the wooden table. My feet dangle off the ground, and I carefully trace my fingers along a deep crack in the table’s surface. My sister places her chubby hands on the table, hoisting herself up with her face tied in an angry little knot. Paco is cheating again. Against a 7-year-old.
Devilpalooza 2026 brings Tinashe, diverse musical acts
(03/30/26 3:08am)
Devilpalooza, ASU's biggest annual festival, felt a little different this year — with diverse music from multiple genres, the event encapsulated the essence of Arizona's music scene.
State Press Play: The My Upside Down Episode
(03/28/26 10:40pm)
State Press podcast transcripts are produced by a third-party transcription service and may contain errors. The official record for State Press podcasts is the audio. Please listen to the audio as this transcript may only contain summary forms of the given episode.
ASU's 2026-27 proposed budget includes 25 new graduate fees and two increases
(03/28/26 3:18am)
At the Arizona Board of Regents' University Governance and Operations Committee meeting on Thursday, President Michael Crow and the presidents of NAU and UA each presented their 2026-27 school year budget proposals.
Downtown ASU Panda Express workers walk out due to 'non-functioning air conditioning'
(03/28/26 5:23am)
Aramark workers who staff the Downtown Phoenix campus Panda Express walked out on March 26 due to lack of air conditioning or other adequate cooling devices.
I love you like mint in my tea
(04/03/26 1:00am)
Growing up, my grandmother would always read me the old Arabic folklore story "I Love You Like Salt."
Is a computer science degree still relevant? ASU enrollment trends suggest a shift
(03/27/26 4:12am)
Enrollment in a Bachelor of Science in computer science and software engineering at ASU has declined by more than 1,000 students since 2024, while other engineering fields, particularly mechanical and electrical engineering, have seen significant growth.
Language in Pieces
(04/01/26 4:45pm)
Growing up, I was embarrassed of the things that were the most familiar to me.
Pressing start
(03/31/26 12:00am)
Tasha Romero has felt the same thing almost every day for over 10 years. A tingling, consuming desire to escape the world around her and forget about the responsibilities her daily life demands.
Opinion: We need to read more fiction
(03/27/26 1:56am)
Socrates, Plato and Aristotle, you've done great, but it's time to move over. The grand secrets to life's mysteries have been discovered, and if you buy this book for a one-time payment of $24.99 ($29.99 on hardcover), you'll have the answers to all your woes.
Dancing across demographics with KoDE and Devil DanceSport
(03/27/26 3:44am)
ASU is home to a variety of cultures, identities and students who seek to find their niche on an ever-growing campus.
From Villanova to The Valley, David Avit looks to turn heads in Tempe
(03/27/26 2:11am)
Every so often, videos resurface on social media of former ASU and current New York Giants running back Cam Skattebo in high school. Clips of him shrugging off defenders like it's nothing and racking up video-game level stats.
Spend the day with the Zman
(03/26/26 2:35am)
Social media influencer “Zman” is known for his man on the street style videos where he poses different questions to ASU students. The State Press followed along as he filmed some of his social media videos.
'The great equalizer'
(03/26/26 2:50am)
As the academic world weighs the pros, cons and ethical implications of AI, ASU — eager to maintain its innovation reputation — has immersed itself in the industry in the form of over 500 projects costing hundreds of millions of dollars.
Michael Crow talks technology advancements, dining hall worker strike, rising tuition
(03/26/26 6:11am)
ASU President Michael Crow met with The State Press staff on March 24 in an hour-long meeting, discussing the future of artificial intelligence, concerns over Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Greek life lawsuits and more.