How CultureFest uplifts Asian and Asian Pacific American students, culture on campus
Asian/Asian Pacific American Students' Coalition hosts CultureFest for students to showcase different parts of Asian culture.
Asian/Asian Pacific American Students' Coalition hosts CultureFest for students to showcase different parts of Asian culture.
Office for Veteran and Military Academic Engagement puts on a Veteran Storytelling Night, allowing community members to share personal stories.
Myah France interviews ASU influencer Zman and Ryan Estes speaks to the Community & Culture editor, Natalia Rodriguez, about the revival of the State Press’s Spanish language section.
Resources, including Scholarship Universe, degree specific and study abroad programs, that students can use to apply for scholarships.
Phi Sigma Rho, a STEM-focused social sorority, has provided a space for professional and personal development for women.
ASU serves more than 24,000 Californians across all ASU locations and online.
The shooting early Saturday morning left one person dead and another injured.
Students can receive up to $100 in vouchers to get to and from medical appointments on behalf of the Women's Coalition at ASU.
Aramark workers on the Downtown Phoenix campus walked out and issued a formal complaint Thursday regarding lack of air conditioning.
At the Arizona Board of Regents University Governance and Operations Committee meeting on Thursday, three public university presidents presented their budget proposals for the next school year.
Alumni from The State Press reflect on their time in the Matthews Center basement and how it aided their careers.
Among others, clubs K-pop Dance Evolution and Devil DanceSport provide accessibility and freedom to explore cultural dance and creative expression through movement.
ASU President Michael Crow touches on hot University topics during a March interview with The State Press.
Across campuses, ASU offers spaces that help regulate sensory overload, though students say expanding access and intentional design would better cater to neurodivergent needs.
Student organizations and the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention bring awareness to the ASU Tempe campus, raise funds and honor those that have died by suicide.
The event brings together students missing festivals from home and those experiencing Holi for the first time.
Between the Lines hosted the event, where ASU community members spoke on ideas surrounding media literacy.
The United Campus Workers of Arizona organized a rally on ASU's Tempe campus, calling for the University to limit ICE's presence.
End Overdose at ASU helps provide students with resources and education on how to prevent drug overdoses.
The Tempe Police Department is actively investigating the vandalism of the display, which was built by ASU and community Muslim organizations.
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