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Gunning For an Answer

The gun debate raged online, forcing people to choose sides. Why are we so divided on the issue of gun control in social media settings?

By Kharli Mandeville | March 18, 2013
Graphic by Noemi Gonzalez

Best of ASU Final Vote

We've down to the finals for State Press Magazine's Best Of vote! Select your favorite for each section so that people know the best of the best at ASU.

By SPM Staff | March 14, 2013
Intricate makeup covers the face of a French model. Photo contributed by Michael Traynor

Of Honey Bees and Fashion Models

As one SPM writer researched honey bee health on a Fulbright in France, her husband gained rapport as a photographer for French models despite his speaking hardly any French.

By Kirsten Traynor | March 8, 2013
With another day complete, Pei Li looks towards the future. Photo by Luu Nguyen

Going Miles for a Dream

A look into an international Chinese student's life through a photo and video essay. The student traveled from Beijing to Arizona to fulfill his journalism dream.

By Luu Nguyen | March 6, 2013
Confronting the World Photo by Perla Farias

Falling in February

Through a collection of self-portraits, SPM Photographer Perla Farias showcases her February, from feeling sorrowful to finding hope.

By Perla Farias | February 27, 2013
The the time has come to nominate the best of the best. Graphic by Noemi Gonzalez

Best Of ASU Nomination

The SPM staff is putting their heads together to bring readers a special Best Of edition. Nominate the best spots on or near all four ASU campuses!

By SPM Staff | February 26, 2013
Cosplay instruments are more than just toys. Photo by Noemi Gonzalez

Cosplay For a Cause

After dedicating thousands of dollars and hours to his own Star Wars armor, and then HALO armor, ASU student Daniel Toledo escapes into character but maintains his ambition to give back.

By Harmony Huskinson | February 25, 2013

K-Pop'd

State Press executive editor admits to her K-Pop obsession and gives reasons why people should appreciate the somewhat tacky nature of it.

By Julie Vitkovskaya | February 24, 2013
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