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Insight: Testing the water quality of Tempe campus drinking fountains

A reporter's quest to find out if unpleasant tasting drinking water is at all related to its quality.

By Mia Osmonbekov | November 6, 2025

The power of the ASU Philharmonia Orchestra is all in the music

ASU orchestra students explain the importance of classical music and their relationship to the Philharmonia.

By Grace Lawrence | November 6, 2025

The accelerated master's program offers graduate students more than an extra degree

Undergraduate students are able to earn their graduate degrees in just one year instead of the traditional two because of the Accelerated Master's Program.

By Daniela Torres Martinez | November 6, 2025

The Latinx Oral History Lab keeps Arizona history alive on campus

The Latinx Oral History Lab teaches students the importance of history and its impact on community.

By Allison Lillestol | November 5, 2025

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Rate or fate: Students debate if Rate My Professors is really that great

Professors play a large part in which classes students take, leading to Sun Devils using online resources before enrolling in a class.

By Allison Lillestol | November 5, 2025

Lawsuit alleges SAE fraternity member filmed, distributed non consensual explicit video

ASU fraternity Sigma Alpha Epsilon and several of its members were sued for alleged negligence and defamation for the distribution of a nude video.

By Sam Luba | November 4, 2025

Opinion: ASU must continue to protect trans students from Trump's agenda

As the president's compact attempts to target transgender students, the University needs to remain steadfast.

By Meadow Harriss | November 4, 2025

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West Valley Gardens cultivates not only plants, but community too

The West Valley Gardens has become a hub for sustainability, mental wellness and community connection.

By Diana Nychyporuk | November 3, 2025

BREAKING: Person falls from second floor of Hassayampa Academic Village

The individual had serious, non-life-threatening injuries, after reportedly falling while attempting a stunt at the Hassayampa Academic Village building, according to police.

By Sophia Braccio | November 2, 2025

Cultural Coalition's Dia de los Muertos festival brings students, community closer

To celebrate Dia de los Muertos, Barrett, the Honors College, partnered with the Cultural Coalition.

By Jen Hamilton | November 2, 2025

Spooky season sales hit record high despite increasing prices

Halloween spending is at an all-time high despite economic uncertainty across the nation.

By Paul Pascual | October 30, 2025

What's in your scoop? New research finds lead in protein supplements

New research on lead contamination provides insight into what goes into labeling protein powders.

By Dhemi Bell | October 29, 2025

Michael Crow discusses ASU relationship with Trump administration, funding plans

Michael Crow sat down with The State Press to discuss current issues and the direction of the University.

By Kate Gore | October 27, 2025

Insight: Dichos of wisdom every Latino knows

The words of wisdom that have shaped not only my life growing up, but many other Latino people.

By Daniela Torres Martinez | October 23, 2025

ASU dining hall workers protest over alleged surveillance by management

Workers, students and union representatives protested in response to Aramark's alleged unfair labor practices.

By Kasturi Tale | October 23, 2025

Video: A tour of the Virginia G. Piper Writers House

The Virginia G. Piper Writer's House is a historic building located along Palm Walk on the ASU Tempe campus. The house originally served as the home of the university’s presidents until 1959. In the present, the Virginia G. Piper Writer's House serves as a locale for literary exploration.

By Esmeralda Hernandez | October 22, 2025

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