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Crow discusses student concerns and University updates at the Student Forum

The Student Forum with President Crow touched on student concerns with Rep. Rashida Tlaib, D-MI, University expansion and ASU's financial security

By Emily Fox-Million | January 16, 2024

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Meet the three candidates who could represent Tempe in the Arizona Legislature

The three candidates who are up for Arizona Rep. Athena Salman's seat share their plans for representing District 8 with The State Press.

By Mia Osmonbekov | January 11, 2024

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Former ASU employee indicted on 14 counts of fraud, theft of University money

A former ASU IT manager was indicted for 14 counts related to the use of an ASU purchase card funds for personal purchases which totaled to over $124,000.

By Sophia Ramirez | December 13, 2023

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State Press Play: The Crow Meeting

Join hosts Gabriella Fernbaugh and Amber Victoria Singer for the last episode of the semester. Tune in to hear reporters recount their semesterly interview with ASU President Michael Crow. In the meeting he discussed topics related to University statements, student-athletes, arts funding, ethics development and the possibility of an LGBTQ+ resource center.

By Amber Victoria Singer and Gabriella Fernbaugh | December 1, 2023

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The Olympics are back and ASU has great opportunities to learn about its history

ASU offers Olympic classes to teach about history and philosophy surrounding the Games

By Henry Smardo | November 29, 2023

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Rainbow Coalition's decade-long journey to build a space for LGBTQ+ students

University students are ready to move forward with plans for an LGBTQ+ safe space on campus, with or without administration support.

By George Headley | November 28, 2023

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Alumnus to open two new bars on Mill Avenue in historic Rula Bula building

Devil's Hideaway and Idle Hands Enchanted Cocktail Bar will open on Mill Avenue in February 2024 in what used to be the historic Rula Bula building.

By Grey Gartin | November 28, 2023

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Alpha Pi Omega sorority celebrates and supports Native American culture through Greek life

The first Native American sorority in the nation allows the Iota chapter at ASU to spread and support Indigenous culture through Greek life and events. 

By Ginia McFarland | November 27, 2023

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Policing at ASU: How campus and local police combat concerns on campus

ASU's Police Department and local law enforcement work to tackle crime on all four ASU campuses despite jurisdictional and geographical components to patrolling.

By George Headley | November 22, 2023

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Native American students reflect on University support during heritage month

Native American students reflect on the meaning of National American Indian Heritage Month and the support the University provides to the community.

By Ginia McFarland | November 20, 2023

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Rep. Rashida Tlaib calls into pro-Palestine protest after ASU cancels event

Students, faculty and advocacy organizations protested on the Tempe campus after ASU canceled the 'Palestine as an American Issue' event set to feature Rep. Rashida Tlaib, D-Mich.

By Mia Osmonbekov | November 17, 2023

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How Sun Devils can get to Sky Harbor airport to travel home for the holidays

Beginning next week, University students, whether by plane, car or light rail, will begin the trek back to their hometowns for the beginning of the holiday season.

By Senna James | November 16, 2023

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Valley Metro to vote on the fate of Tempe Flash services

Valley Metro is proposing to eliminate its FLASH line, a free shuttle service designed for student transportation.

By Phineas Hogan | November 16, 2023

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U.S. Surgeon General speaks to ASU students on mental health, human connection

The U.S. Surgeon General spoke to the ASU community on Monday about mental health with respect to one's environment and social network.

By Ginia McFarland , Hunter Rhea and Sita Sudhakar | November 13, 2023

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Opinion: ASU students can have a great college experience on every campus, not just Tempe

Tempe's stereotypical "college experience" offerings shouldn’t belittle the unique experiences at the Downtown, Polytechnic or West Valley campuses.

By Amanda Reboredo | November 9, 2023

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The magic in gathering: Exploring campus trading card game culture

Sun Devils seeking nostalgia and retro games gather through the ASU Trading Card Game Club, harkening back to a simpler time when games were played face-to-face.

By Sophia Braccio | November 9, 2023

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'Pulling Weeds': ASU service groups collaborate for garden workday at Escalante Center

The Next Generation Service Corps and the U.S. Green Building Council at ASU worked together at the Tempe Escalante Community Garden to lay the foundation for the future of volunteering in sustainable ways.

By George Headley | November 7, 2023

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Chabad at ASU unites Jewish students in prayer, calls for other Universities to follow

ASU Chabad gathered Jewish students at the Memorial Union to pray for unity within the community. 

By Mia Osmonbekov | November 2, 2023

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Zen Buddhism gains popularity at ASU through Zen Devils

The Zen Devils club at ASU meets weekly to practice Zen Buddhism and open discussions about philosophical topics such as beauty, existence and enlightenment.

By Ginia McFarland | November 1, 2023

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Credit overloads: Why do people opt for more classes, and what are the possible risks?

Many students know someone who is taking more than 18 credits in a semester. But why do students opt for the heavier workload, and what are the effects of such a schedule?

By Senna James | November 1, 2023

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