Campus Life

ASU students gather to play in the growing riichi mahjong club

ASU's riichi mahjong club reflects on their interests about the game and why they continue to play.

By Kylie Saba | October 17, 2022

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New construction projects break ground on ASU campuses

Construction is booming at ASU with over 150 projects occurring on and around the campuses, including new academic and residential buildings.

By Alyssa Bickle | October 6, 2022

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Opinion: Lower police presence, increased harm reduction models would benefit ASU students

Prioritizing a harm reductionist model as the primary response for drug and mental health emergencies would benefit the ASU community.

By Haleigh Branstetter | September 30, 2022

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A rundown of the 2022 USGW executive ticket and senate candidates

The six Senate candidates who entered the race are all running for seats they currently hold. 

By James Doyle Brown Jr. | March 24, 2022

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Tempe Family Advocacy Center opening delayed until summer

Tempe's Family Advocacy Center, which was set to open in January, has been delayed until at least June 30.

By James Doyle Brown Jr. | March 4, 2022

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Poema: El campus

"El campus" es un poema escrito por Sam Ellefson para la Edición de Cultura de State Press Magazine.

By Sam Ellefson | February 7, 2022

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Poem: The campus

"The campus" is a poem written by Sam Ellefson for State Press Magazine's Culture Issue.

By Sam Ellefson | February 7, 2022

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Full return to campus brings all-time enrollment high, COVID-19 threats

ASU's 2021-22 school year began with record-breaking enrollment numbers, but some students worry the return of crowded classrooms will be short-lived.

By Morgan Fischer and Anna Campbell | August 20, 2021

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What you need to know about ASU's Fall 2021 semester

With ASU campuses transitioning back to fully in-person, the Fall 2021 back-to-school guide answers students' FAQs.

| August 16, 2021

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International students share struggles, comforts during COVID-19 pandemic

International students talk about the challenges of studying in another country and connecting to a new community during the pandemic.

By Salma Reyes | February 15, 2021

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State Press Places: Unconventional relaxation found at a cat lounge

Students now have a chance to relieve the stresses of college at a local cat lounge. 

By Alfred Varela | September 25, 2018

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How much more will ASU build in the next three years?

ASU to add new research laboratories, parking structures and dorm renovations.

By Parker Shea | August 9, 2018

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Woman who fatally shot Chinese ASU student gets 25-year sentence

 Holly Davis, 34, faces 25 years in prison for murdering Yue Jiang, 19, in a 2016 road rage attack in Tempe. 

By Parker Shea | June 17, 2018

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Arizona Microcredit Initiative helps local entrepreneurs' business dreams come to life

ASU students take a break away from the classroom to help entrepreneurs start up local businesses.

By Jessica Myers | May 24, 2018

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Uber permanently ends self-driving car tests in Arizona

Uber has decided to stop all self-driving car tests in Arizona, two months after a fatal accident in Tempe.

By Parker Shea | May 24, 2018

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Students test their wits, showcase intelligence at the ASU Academic Bowl

Students prove their intelligence at the ASU Academic Bowl, striving to have their school's name engraved on the trophy and win scholarship money.

By Mitchell Atencio and Joseph Perez | April 26, 2018

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State Press Play: The creation of ASU's monument to Pat Tillman

Remember Pat Tillman's legacy with the sculptor of the statue. 

By Alfred Varela | April 26, 2018

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The price of honor: Is Barrett worth it?

Students weigh whether Barrett, the Honors College is worth the additional money and work.

By Andrew Howard | April 26, 2018

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Getting to know ASU's student government presidents: the Tempe campus

USG Tempe President Allison Sorgeloos talks about running unopposed and how she plans to work with the media during her term.

By Austin Westfall | April 25, 2018

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New ASU class aims to break the stigma surrounding dementia

Intro to Dementia and Alzheimer's Disease and Intro to Hospice and Palliative care aim to give students hands-on experience with patients and break the stigma surrounding limiting diseases.

By MacKinley Lutes-Adlhoch | April 25, 2018

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