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ASU's first South Asian fraternity focuses on family, culture and respect

ASU's first South Asian fraternity provides brotherhood and promotes the culture for students looking for a family away from home.

By Taliah Plach | February 5, 2020

News Co/Lab receives grant from Facebook Journalism Project

A lab within ASU's journalism school received a grant from Facebook to improve media literacy.

By Greta Forslund | February 5, 2020

ASU's Food For Change club aims to improve sustainable food relationships

Food For Change wants to help change how people interact with food and help improve the relationship between food and sustainability through community initiatives.

By Celeste Zuniga | February 4, 2020

Next week in events: Spring Fest, food trucks, film festivals and more

The State Press looks into some events happening at ASU and around campus.

By Katelyn Reinhart | February 3, 2020

'I thought I was going to burn in a building': LA apartment fire raises concerns over ASU student safety

Five ASU students were housed in the Los Angeles apartment complex that caught on fire Wednesday.

By Vandana Ravikumar | January 30, 2020

Students report racism, xenophobia in wake of coronavirus concerns

ASU students have reported racism and xenophobia on campus following reports of coronavirus.

By Grace Lieberman | January 30, 2020

New NatureMaker space brings nature's problem-solving skills to ASU

The new NatureMaker space is meant to inspire creativity and application of sustainable methodologies in ASU students across various disciplines by simply being around nature and interacting with artifacts that have important natural histories.

By Celeste Zuniga | January 29, 2020

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City of Phoenix to decide future of e-scooter pilot program in March

Phoenix city council will decide the future of the e-scooter pilot program in March.

By Greta Forslund | January 29, 2020

ASU students currently in China not forced to return to U.S., officials say

The University banned all official ASU travel to China following confirmation of the Novel Coronavirus in Tempe.

By State Press Staff | January 28, 2020

As coronavirus worries circulate, ASU community takes extra precautions

The ASU community expressed mixed reactions to the local diagnosis of coronavirus in Maricopa County.

By State Press Staff | January 27, 2020

Next week in events: From Battle of the Bands to Joker viewing

The State Press compiles a list of notable events happening at ASU next week.

By Greta Forslund | January 27, 2020

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1 case of coronavirus confirmed in Maricopa County, health officials say

An ASU community member has been diagnosed with the 2019 Novel Coronavirus, Arizona health officials confirmed.

By State Press Staff | January 26, 2020

You are what you eat: religion and morality's influence on food choices

Study by ASU researchers finds that morality and religion play a role in what foods people buy.

By Katelyn Reinhart | January 19, 2020

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922 Place apartments to be ASU on-campus housing effective fall 2020

The Tempe apartment complex 922 Place will serve as on-campus housing for ASU beginning fall 2020.

By Vandana Ravikumar | January 17, 2020

Gallery: ASU breaks ground on new Mesa building

The building will be home to several Herberger programs in downtown Mesa.

By Alex Gould | January 10, 2020

ASU should not have expelled student accused of sexual misconduct, court says

ASU lacked sufficient evidence to expel student accused of sexual misconduct, the Arizona Court of Appeals ruled.

By Katelyn Reinhart and Kiara Quaranta | January 4, 2020

Zócalo founder resigns after ASU report found mistreatment of employees

Following a University investigation, Zócalo Public Square founder Gregory Rodriguez resigned Friday.

By Grace Lieberman | December 20, 2019

ASU project receives $10,000 to study isolation, loneliness

An ASU project was given $10,000 to research loneliness through small group circles.

By Anusha Natarajan | December 5, 2019

Tempe Sustainability Commission expands on climate plan for 2021 update

Frontline communities in Tempe are disproportionally affected by climate change.

By Taylor Lane | December 5, 2019

Michael Thompson: police chief, student and teacher

Michael Thompson, ASU Police Department's chief of police, provides insight into his student and personal life.

By Stacy Brinson | December 5, 2019

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