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Students awarded funding for project to reuse plastic waste in schools

Three sustainability students were awarded a grant from Microsoft for their project involving reusing plastic waste in schools.

By Wyatt Myskow | December 10, 2019

Romello White shines in ASU men's basketball win over Louisiana-Lafayette

Romello White produced his second straight double-double to pace ASU men's basketball to a win over Louisiana-Lafayette.

By Jeffrey Horst | December 7, 2019

New garden on the Poly Campus provides fresh experiences for students

The new Garden Commons on the Polytechnic Campus provides students opportunities to grow and buy fresh produce.

By Wyatt Myskow | December 5, 2019

Former USGW president said he was threatened with impeachment

Last year's student body president, Alexander Sojourney, says he was threatened with impeachment by then senate president, Natasha Snider, after Sojourney attempted to add a new media position.

By Nellie Nano | December 4, 2019

ASU relies on 'big boy football' as Eno Benjamin leads team to win over UA

ASU rode junior running back Eno Benjamin to third straight victory over rival Arizona.

By Jacob Rosenfarb | December 1, 2019

ASU and Cox partner to enhance smart region infrastructure

ASU and Cox partner to improve smart region infrastructure and allows new technology to solve local and global issues.

By Brady Harris | November 26, 2019

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ASU partners with Nucco Brain to enhance classroom experience

ASU partnership with Nucco Brain has created new learning experience for ASU Prep Digital students.

By Luke Chatham | November 21, 2019

USGT delays voting on resolutions, holds open discussion among students

Students from various campus clubs attended the USGT meeting to speak out about the senate resolutions that were recently posted in the live legislation.

By Nellie Nano | November 20, 2019

Former ASU faculty associate Scott Warren not guilty in harboring trial

Arizona activist and former ASU associate Scott Warren found not guilty for harboring migrants on Wednesday.

By Savannah Stewart | November 20, 2019

Phoenix and Tempe receive a perfect score in LGBTQ+ governmental inclusion

The Human Rights Campaign Municipal Equality Index examines how inclusive government policies are for the LGBTQ+ community.

By Ellie Borst | November 19, 2019

ASU researchers call Arizona Medicaid work requirements ‘unnecessary’

ASU health researchers say that suspended Medicaid work and educational requirements would only disqualify a small percentage of recipients but could leave a large population without care.

By Grace Lieberman | November 17, 2019

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New Humanities Lab gives insight on social justice and energy

A new class in the Humanities Lab that begins this spring will teach students about social implications surrounding the energy industry.

By Wyatt Myskow | November 17, 2019

ASU men's basketball earns 90-49 victory in 2019-20 home opener

ASU is now 1-1 on the season after a 90-49 blowout win against Central Connecticut State.

By Harry Croton | November 15, 2019

Dear Phoenix, you're driving wrong

How to deal with the everyday stress of traffic.

By Chris Scragg | November 14, 2019

Opinion: ASU men's basketball to finish third in Pac-12, reach tournament

ASU men's basketball will find itself in the NCAA tournament come March once again.

By Alex Coil | November 13, 2019

Nick's Picks: Pac-12 preview for men's college basketball season

State Press reporter Nick Hedges previews the Pac-12 men's college basketball season and predicts ASU's next two games.

By Nick Hedges | November 13, 2019

ASU students rally in support of DACA

Students rallied on ASU's Hayden Lawn to show their support for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals.

By Kiara Quaranta | November 13, 2019

Three new restaurants opening near ASU's Downtown Phoenix campus

From fresh açaí bowls to Panda Express, three new restaurants are opening or have opened near ASU's Downtown Phoenix campus.

By Anusha Natarajan | November 12, 2019

Cindy McCain asked Volker to resign as McCain Institute head

Cindy McCain said in an interview with CNN Saturday she asked former McCain Institute Director Kurt Volker to resign amid his involvement with the Trump-Ukraine controversy.

By Andrew Howard | November 10, 2019

ASU basketball's lack of size and depth exploited by Colorado in 81-71 loss

With Cherry and White out, Colorado exploited ASU's lack of size and depth in a 81-71 loss.

By Jeffrey Horst | November 9, 2019

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