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Los casos positivos de COVID-19 caen por novena semana consecutiva

Una semana después de que la Universidad hizo que las máscaras y el Daily Health Check fueran opcionales en todos los campus de ASU, los casos positivos continuaron disminuyendo.

By Sadie Buggle | March 23, 2022

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Actualizamos la base de datos de salarios de ASU para 2021. ¿Que quieres saber?

¿Cuánto gana cada profesor, entrenador o miembro del personal de ASU en 2021? Descúbrelo en la base de datos de salarios actualizada por The State Press.

By State Press Staff | March 23, 2022

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Students initiate revival of ASU Native American Business Organization

Three students in ASU's W. P. Carey School of Business are working to revitalize the Native American Business Organization to assist Indigenous students in community building and networking.

By Sadie Buggle | March 23, 2022

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A pitch to God: Tyler Meyer's faith drives his success on the mound

Transfer pitcher Tyler Meyer's baseball journey has taken him all over the country, but his faith has stayed constant. 

By Danny Stipanovich | March 22, 2022

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Students looking for Gender Inclusive Housing say they still face uninformed staff, delayed responses

Two years after the Barrett LGBTQ+ Club and the Rainbow Coalition created a petition to change the Gender Inclusive Housing system, students say issues like uninformed staff, delayed responses and technical glitches persist.

By Sadie Buggle | March 22, 2022

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Freshman catcher looks to use her past to fuel the future of ASU softball

Freshman softball catcher Liliana Thomas hopes to make an impact with the Sun Devils in the next four years. 

By Vinny Deangelis | March 22, 2022

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Bringing in the harvest

The ASU campus harvest tradition that united the University faces changes brought about by expansion, the water crisis and the pandemic.

By Savannah Dagupion | March 22, 2022

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Positive COVID-19 cases decline for ninth week in a row

A week after University officials made masks and the Daily Health Check optional across all ASU campuses, positive cases continued to decline.

By Sadie Buggle | March 21, 2022

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Suicide prevention walk brings 200 supporters, raises over $7k

Active Minds at ASU, Devils 4 Devils and two other student clubs hosted the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention's national "Out of the Darkness" campus walk on ASU's Tempe campus.

By Heaven LaMartz | March 21, 2022

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One week after mask mandate dropped, some students divided on change

The ASU community remains divided — some optimistic, some concerned — a week after University officials made masks and Daily Health Checks optional.

By Sadie Buggle | March 20, 2022

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ASU police officer allegedly ran stop sign, hit man on bike, according to lawsuit

An ASU Police Department officer was allegedly using his phone when he failed to stop at a stop sign, resulting in him hitting a man riding a bike who was crossing an intersection, according to a lawsuit filed March 9.

By Wyatt Myskow | March 20, 2022

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How ASU baseball pitcher's resilience guided him back to the mound

Redshirt senior Boyd Vander-Kooi had season-ending Tommy John Surgery in 2021, but his resilience led him back to the mound for the 2022 season. 

By Aaron Schmidt | March 19, 2022

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ASU's net position has increased by millions investing in buildings, other physical assets

In a meeting with The State Press, ASU's chief financial officer explained the University's financial position.

By Piper Hansen | March 18, 2022

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Student-run Zen Shuttles piloting golf cart rideshare app

Zen Shuttles is providing ASU students and staff a new way to get across campus: electric golf carts. By offering rides at a flat rate of $1.99 per ride per person, Zen Shuttles is aiming to be a cheap and efficient form of transportation.

By Kaden Ryback | March 17, 2022

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ASU lacrosse head coach Tim McCormack prioritizes support in team culture

McCormack is recognized by staff and players alike for the supportive environment he has helped to create within the program.

By Kathryn Field | March 16, 2022

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ASU students frustrated over stalled efforts on student loan forgiveness

Students are frustrated with the lack of action that the Biden administration has taken on forgiving student loans, which take an average student 20 years to pay off.

By Shane Brennan | March 16, 2022

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Juneteenth to become official city holiday in Tempe in 2022

The City of Tempe voted unanimously on March 3 to add Juneteenth as an official annual city holiday.

By Shane Brennan | March 16, 2022

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Wilson Hall to be demolished, replaced with new building after nearly 70 years of operation

After being temporarily relocated to the Novus 777 Tower, The School of Social Transformation will return to the new building replacing the Wilson Hall along with other University departments in August 2024.

By Andrea Ramirez | March 16, 2022

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Positive COVID-19 cases at ASU continue to decline for eighth week in a row

Following spring break, positive COVID-19 cases within the University community have decreased for the eighth week in a row.

By Andrea Ramirez | March 14, 2022

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We updated the ASU Salary Database for 2021. What do you want to know?

How much money does each ASU professor, coach or staff member make in 2021? Find out in The State Press' updated salary database.

By State Press Staff | March 14, 2022

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