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How To: Thrive Socially Without a Smartphone

In a world where social life depends on the next tweet, one writer gives a run down of dumbphone dos and do nots.

By Emily Nichols | September 4, 2012

Jahnke talks with Barclay off camera.
Photo by Josh Loeser

Three Personal Spaces: The Roommate Situation

Roommates are an integral part of the college experience, but every experience is different. Take a look into the life of three different roommate pairs and follow how their relationships change over the semester.

By Josh Loeser | September 3, 2012

ASU senior point guard Jamelle McMillan will be relied on heavily for on- and off-the-court leadership this season. (Photo Courtesy of Steve Rodriguez)

Good Fortune Found in Patterns

The instructors of Patterns in Nature — considered to be the easiest science class at ASU — show students the more meaningful insights (and perks) that come with being enrolled in the eye-opening course.

By Noemi Gonzalez | August 30, 2012

Fruit is a classic staple in a healthy diet and makes an easy snack for students on the go. Photo by Noemi Gonzalez

Campus Dining: A Weighty Decision

For days that homemade food is not an option, SPM finds the next healthiest (and unhealthiest) choices on the Tempe campus.

By Katie Meakem | August 30, 2012

Planting Sustainable Ideas

Singh Farms's efficient watering methods not only combat drought but allow organic crops to thrive.

By Shawn Raymundo | August 28, 2012

Sno Ball of Energy

Jeff Wiggs, the owner of New Orleans Sno Ball, brings unexpected flavors and communities together with his icy concoctions.

By Ellen Kuni | August 27, 2012

Hopping On the Kangoo Trend

Kangoo Jumps takes the pressure off exercisers by increasing endurance and decreasing stress.

By Katie Mykleseth | August 26, 2012

Hungary For Something New

From pre-travel jitters and communication mishaps to decadent dining and a personal realization, an SPM writer experiences what Hungary has to offer a traveler.

By Bianca Repasi | August 23, 2012

Review: Bringing down the (Brat) Haüs

One writer ventures into Old Town Scottsdale to sample traditional German bratwursts in a not so traditional place.

By Cameron Kelly | August 22, 2012

Mychael Zito, 23, finishes rolling his medication into a joint before smoking it. (Photo by Shawn Raymundo)

Marijuana not approved to treat anxiety, depression

The Arizona Department of Health Services denied patient petitions to have depression and anxiety added to the list of conditions eligible for medical marijuana treatment.

By Danielle Grobmeier | July 22, 2012

Taking time out of Team USA Basketball practice in Las Vegas in preperation for the Olympic games in London, James Harden sits down with the State Press to answer a few questions. (Photo by Josh Nacion)

Q&A: Harden on USA Basketball, life after ASU

The State Press caught up with Harden in Las Vegas during USA’s training camp and talked about his Team USA experiences and his goals for next season with the Oklahoma City Thunder.

By Josh Nacion | July 22, 2012

Nick Hippa of As I Lay Dying strums metalcore guitar riffs at the Rockstar Energy Mayhem Festival on July 6. (Photo by Michelle Tabatabai-Shahab)

As I Lay Dying’s expected CD release: Sept. 25

As I Lay Dying's lead guitarist, Nick Hipa, talks about what fans can expect from their latest album, Awakened, set to be released in the U.S. on Sept. 25.

By Michelle Tabatabai-Shahab | July 15, 2012

The Chicago Cubs spring training facility started construction and renovation at the Riverview Park in Mesa on Wednesday. (Photo by Shawn Raymundo)

New stadium could combine college, Major-league baseball

The City of Mesa and the Chicago Cubs broke ground Wednesday on a new spring training headquarters for the Major-league team and possible future home of the ASU baseball team.

By Jennifer Gunther | July 15, 2012

Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio was at the Tent City Protest in South Phoenix Saturday night to provide comments to the media regarding the controversial Senate Bill 1070 and immigration concerns in the state. (Photo by Shawn Raymundo)

Maricopa County Sheriff candidates compete to oust Arpaio

Three Maricopa County Sheriff candidates expressed a desire to reform the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office if elected.

By Danielle Grobmeier | July 15, 2012

A hard-hitting linebacker on the football field as well as a dedicated baseball player, ASU senior Brandon Magee will officially sign with the Boston Red Sox on Thursday, July 12. (Photo courtesy of ASU Media Relations)

ASU's Brandon Magee signs with Boston Red Sox

ASU outfielder Brandon Magee is expected to sign with the Boston Red Sox on Thursday, June 12.

By William Boor | July 12, 2012

Mayhem Festival, heavy metal success

Headliners Slipknot, Slayer, Motorhead and The Devil Wears Prada put on quite a show following mid-day acts from Anthrax, As I Lay Dying, Whitechapel and Asking Alexandria.

By Michelle Tabatabai-Shahab | July 8, 2012

Harden added to USA Basketball, will compete in Olympics

James Harden fell just short of winning his first NBA title with the Oklahoma City Thunder last month, but he is receiving a chance at another championship in the London Olympics.

By Josh Nacion | July 8, 2012

Fourth of July Tempe Town Lake Festival

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By Shawn Raymundo | July 5, 2012

Riley McCormick (left) and Cameron Bradshaw of the ASU diving team train on a trampoline during a Jan. 13, 2011 practice. (Photo by Michael Arellano)

Q&A: McCormick on Olympics

Riley McCormick caught up with The State Press and talked about how he made the Canadian national team, his feelings prior to the Olympics and coming back to ASU next semester.

By Josh Nacion | July 1, 2012

During a work-lunch for Teach For America on June 6, Megan Simpson, 26, and Nichols Plaskda, 25, work on their TFA assignments and tasks. (Photo by Shawn Raymundo)

Teachers train to instruct in low-income areas

A group of 150 Teach For America Phoenix corps members are training in Phoenix schools to teach in low-income areas.

By Danielle Grobmeier | July 1, 2012

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