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Sun Devils ramp up voter registration efforts ahead of midterm elections

Clubs and services educate students about voter registration and opportunities to get civically involved on and off campus.

By Alyssa Brown | September 23, 2026

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We updated the ASU salary database with 2025 data. What do you want to know?

The State Press published its ninth update to its ASU salary database, including reported salaries and position titles of over 19,500 University employees in 2025. 

By State Press Staff | September 21, 2026

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USG Tempe funding: A breakdown on how budgets are allocated

USG Tempe outlines how its appropriations budget of over $1 million is used to meet the needs of organizations and students.

By Imogen Siedare | September 21, 2026

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ASU London combines American education with global reach

The international learning center brings flipped learning to 320 students attending an ASU institution in the United Kingdom.

By Alan Deutschendorf | September 21, 2026

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Friends, family and fans live the London lifestyle through Sun Devil football

ASU alumni showed out for the Sun Devils' win at Wembley Stadium, flooding London with maroon and gold.

By Alan Deutschendorf | September 20, 2026

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TransFam builds advocacy grounded in community, family

TransFam has built a community for all students and now seeks to increase its advocacy efforts to empower its found family.

By Emma Atwell | September 17, 2026

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Cuts to Colorado River water supply sparks discussion of solutions among ASU experts

Arizona's supply of Colorado River water being cut by the federal government prompts discussion among ASU's water experts.

By Sam Luba | September 17, 2026

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Going digital: How ASU student clubs are adapting to advertisement policies

How ASU student organizations are incorporating social media marketing methods to advertise and increase outreach.

By Claire Bixby | September 16, 2026

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ASU students lead clean water initiative in Kenya

Engineers Without Borders at ASU organized a project to drill a 600-foot well, granting water access for 500 students in rural Kenya.

By Lidia Cifuentes Santander | September 15, 2026

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Noble Library hours cut over budget constraints, students voice concern

Students have supported a petition urging the University to reconsider the shortened hours for Noble Library.

By Ariana Hernandez | September 15, 2026

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The Bilingual Press preserves the legacy of Latino stories with bilingual publications

The Bilingual Press will now publish every piece of media in both English and Spanish, expanding access and understanding of Chicano and Latino literature.

By Alyssa Brown | September 14, 2026

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ASU student named Scholar of the Year for the national Sigma Nu Fraternity

ASU student Brock Blakley wins 2025-26 Sigma Nu Scholar of the Year award.

By Sam Luba | September 10, 2026

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ASU programs help students understand Suicide Prevention Month, support peers

ASU Counseling Services and Devils 4 Devils encourage year-round suicide prevention through safeTALK training and peer listening programs.

By Alyssa Brown | September 9, 2026

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ASU student regent welcomes peers back to campus

Student Regent Aydin-Kane Vo shares goals for his two-year term and welcomes Sun Devils back to campus.

By Sydney Voorhees | September 9, 2026

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Sorority recruitment: search for fame or sisterhood?

Sorority women discuss how recruitment has changed with the evolution of social media and brand partnerships.

By Sydney Voorhees | September 8, 2026

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ASU partners with new national Foundry School to secure future of the workforce

ASU partners with Foundry School, a federal program whose mission is to rebuild the American manufacturing industry with skill-enhancing training. 

By Emma Atwell | September 8, 2026

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Roots Revival plants seed of community connection

Roots Revival celebrates Black and African cultures, connecting ASU students through food, music and student organizations.

By Char O'Neil | September 6, 2026

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ASU hires professor who violated former university's consensual relationship policy

Three female University of Wisconsin-Madison students filed complaints against professor Dietram Scheufele, who is now employed by ASU. 

By Senna James | September 4, 2026

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New medical school prepares for the future, bridging medicine and engineering

The school's combination of medicine and engineering seeks to ready its students for the evolving role of technology in medical care.

By Sam Luba | September 3, 2026

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How does the Spanish Heritage track serve the students it was built for?

ASU's Spanish Heritage program targets students with informal Spanish backgrounds, but its accessibility, reach and ability to meet students' needs remain unclear. 

By Lairam Romero | September 2, 2026

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