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Democratic state legislators show support for protests on ASU campuses

Local elected officials have shown support for political and social movements within the ASU community.

By Sophia Keeling | April 2, 2026

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April's First Friday cancellation highlights deeper issues with the monthly event

The First Friday event in downtown Phoenix has faced criticism from the community due to its loss of art and safety concerns. 

By Lexi Janusee | April 2, 2026

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ASU administration, students weigh in on the sustainability of AI for the future

At ASU, faculty and students are having conversations about balancing AI's rapid growth with its environmental costs.

By Nikhil Mohta | April 2, 2026

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A Sun Devil's guide to navigating Scholarship Universe

Resources, including Scholarship Universe, degree specific and study abroad programs, that students can use to apply for scholarships.

By Dhemi Bell | April 2, 2026

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Complaint made about TPUSA chapter meeting with Erika Kirk under review by ASU

National Ground Game is claiming Erika Kirk's attendance violated ASU event registration policy, and the University is investigating. 

By Andi Ruiz | April 1, 2026

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Phi Sigma Rho sorority combines Greek life with STEM

Phi Sigma Rho, a STEM-focused social sorority, has provided a space for professional and personal development for women.

By Claire Bixby | April 1, 2026

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ASU, ciudades remueven referencias de César Chávez por acusaciones de abuso sexual

Tempe y Phoenix han trabajado para renombrar el día de Cesar Chavez y otras dedicaciones mientras ASU ha removido su nombre de un programa. 

By Mia Sweador | April 1, 2026

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The Khia Asylum: How an online meme exposed musicians' greatest fears

What artists are in the Khia Asylum, and what does it even mean? 

By Jazlyn Gonzales | April 1, 2026

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In a years-long pursuit, ASU remains ineligible for Cal Grants

ASU serves more than 24,000 Californians across all ASU locations and online.

By Emma Bradford | April 1, 2026

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BREAKING: Suspect arrested in connection with fatal Mill Avenue shooting

The shooting early Saturday morning left one person dead and another injured.

By Senna James | April 1, 2026

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Professors debate Second Amendment in civil discourse exercise

Faculty members argued opposing sides of whether to keep the Second Amendment in a Lincoln-Douglas debate.

By Quinn Wang | March 31, 2026

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ASU, local cities remove references to Cesar Chavez following allegations of sexual abuse

Tempe and Phoenix have worked to rename Cesar Chavez Day and other dedications, while ASU has removed his name from a program.

By Mia Sweador | March 31, 2026

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ASU Women's Coalition offers Sun Devils Uber vouchers for medical appointments

Students can receive up to $100 in vouchers to get to and from medical appointments on behalf of the Women's Coalition at ASU. 

By Dhemi Bell | March 31, 2026

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Meet the candidates for the GSG executive election

Elections for the new Graduate Student Government leadership will open on March 31 and close on April 1.

By Mia Sweador | March 30, 2026

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Meet the unopposed ticket for the USG West Valley executive election

The sole USGWV ticket shared goals of making ASU more affordable, cultivating community and expanding access to resources available to students. 

By Kaitlyn Smitten | March 30, 2026

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Downtown ASU Panda Express workers walk out due to 'non-functioning air conditioning'

Aramark workers on the Downtown Phoenix campus walked out and issued a formal complaint Thursday regarding lack of air conditioning.

By Allison Lillestol | March 27, 2026

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ASU's 2026-27 proposed budget includes 25 new graduate fees and two increases

At the Arizona Board of Regents University Governance and Operations Committee meeting on Thursday, three public university presidents presented their budget proposals for the next school year.

By Emma Bradford | March 27, 2026

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Neuroethics: Necessary or null for the future of neuroscience?

Students and a professor weigh in on the ethics of neurotechnology, especially in the age of AI. 

By Claire Bixby | March 26, 2026

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Michael Crow talks technology advancements, dining hall worker strike, rising tuition

ASU President Michael Crow touches on hot University topics during a March interview with The State Press.

By Alan Deutschendorf | March 25, 2026

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ASU medical school builds curriculum from 'ground up' to address health disparities

The new ASU medical school is building a technology-forward medical engineering program to address Arizona's health care issues.

By Sydney Voorhees | March 25, 2026

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