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Anti-abortion activist arrested after climbing Arizona's 40-story Chase Tower to raise money

The 23-year-old man, Maison DesChamps, also known as "Pro-Life Spider-Man," free-climbed Chase Tower Tuesday raising awareness for an anti-abortion charity.

By Angelina Steel and Alexis Heichman | February 7, 2023

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Man arrested, charged with trespassing and burglary after entering Taylor Place

A man who entered Taylor Place was arrested Sunday morning by ASU PD for trespassing and burglary of a laptop, court documents say.

By Angelina Steel , Sadie Buggle and Alexis Heichman | January 31, 2023

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Everything ASU students need to know about Super Bowl LVII

For the fourth time, the Super Bowl is coming to the Valley. With that, comes traffic and tourists to the area. Here's what ASU needs to know.

By Logan Stanley | January 31, 2023

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Citizen science kits take science beyond the lab

With the help of ASU and its partners, libraries are providing everyday citizens with science kits to help researchers conduct their science.

By Karen Bartunek | January 30, 2023

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Queer bioethics course narrows scope for students to learn responsibility, equity

Part of the value of queer bioethics is that it introduces and familiarizes future health care providers with LGBTQ+ topics so they can better address patient needs.

By Sophia Ramirez | January 30, 2023

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ASU student found with explosives at PVE sentenced to 18 months probation

After explosive materials were found in his dorm room on the Tempe campus in Spring 2022, Logan Reynolds has been sentenced to 18 months of unsupervised probation.

By Jasmine Kabiri | January 27, 2023

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ASU computer scientists work to build a better tomorrow for visually impaired students

A team of three students used their grant earnings to create EquiBraille, a program that allows real-time braille translation during in-person classes.

By Madison Vega | January 26, 2023

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ASU's BJ Bud Archives works to preserve LGBTQ+ History

Phoenix Pride, Marshall Shore and ASU's BJ Bud Archives come together to honor LGBTQ+ history and to encourage community involvement in sharing LGBTQ+ stories.

By Karen Bartunek | January 25, 2023

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ASU partners with Youtube and Crash Course to offer college courses online

ASU partnership with the Green brothers' Crash Course provides students a chance to earn college credit through classes on YouTube before they even apply to college.

By Madison Vega | January 24, 2023

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ASU course allows students to work at Super Bowl LVII

The Arizona Cardinals Rotational Program course allows students to work for the Cardinals at events, including the upcoming Super Bowl LVII, and gain educational knowledge on special event management.

By Claire Le Gallo | January 23, 2023

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Organization promotes Indigenous social work through community building, training

AISWSA helps in building a community for students involved in the line of social work and teaches the importance of the field for Native American tribes.

By Lauren Boykins | January 19, 2023

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Suspect indicted on 16 charges in Tempe shooting

The suspect who fired shots on the Tempe campus in December has been indicted on 16 charges by a Maricopa County grand jury.

By Alysa Horton | January 17, 2023

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Reviewing the best of The State Press' 2022 coverage

These stories from 2022 represent what The State Press means to those who work to create it and uphold our mission to serve, provoke and challenge our audience.

By Piper Hansen | January 17, 2023

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ASU's expansion into California seen as rare step for a public state university

The ASU California Center provides students with hands-on learning experiences and fulfills University President Michael Crow's plans to expand into "global cities."

By Alexis Waiss | December 17, 2022

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Meet the first American ASU student in over 20 years selected as a 2023 Rhodes Scholar

Nathaniel Ross is ASU's first American Rhodes Scholar in over 20 years and hopes to change the narrative around disability rights.

By Alyssa Bickle | December 1, 2022

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Tempe Family Advocacy Center set to open in January 2023

The city of Tempe's Family Advocacy Center is set to open in January 2023 after being delayed a year.

By Reagan Priest | December 1, 2022

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Suspect arrested after shots fired near Barrett at Tempe campus

A male suspect has been arrested after they fired shots in the direction of an ASU student and police officer near Barrett, The Honors College Wednesday.

By Jasmine Kabiri | December 1, 2022

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Student veterans find support for life post service at Pat Tillman Veterans Center

ASU supports student veterans in multiple ways through community development, research and resources at the Pat Tillman Veterans Center.

By Lauren Boykins | November 30, 2022

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Source audit: Demographic breakdown of sources we talked to in Spring 2022

The State Press began tracking our sources in Fall 2020 to better understand the demographics of the people we talk to. This is the breakdown of our Spring 2022 sources. 

By Anusha Natarajan and Sophia Balasubramanian | November 30, 2022

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Women underrepresented in collegiate esports

Hostility faced by female gamers can include swearing, slurs, name calling and more, some students who play esports said.

By Ruby Moley | November 30, 2022

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