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ASU collapses in second half, falls to Utah for second loss of the season

It was a tale of two halves in Salt Lake City as ASU outscored Utah by 14 points in the first half, and Utah outscored ASU by 28 in the second half.

By Sean Lynch | October 17, 2021

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ASU women's swimming and diving reminisce on COVID-19 pandemic

ASU women's swimming and diving defeated Washington State University 157-105 as the team reminisced on the past season lost due to the pandemic. 

By Lauren Hertz | October 17, 2021

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ASU to require all employees to get COVID-19 vaccine

The COVID-19 vaccine requirement came in response to President Joe Biden's executive order on Sept. 9 that required all federal employees and contractors to be vaccinated. 

By Morgan Fischer | October 15, 2021

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State Press Play: Tech's ethical quandary

Across the fields of artificial intelligence, virtual reality and augmented reality, ethical dilemmas and the frameworks to combat them continue to vary greatly.

By Kate Ourada and Sam Ellefson | October 15, 2021

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ASU football's Tyler Johnson is carving up opposing offenses

ASU defensive lineman Tyler Johnson has been a major contributor on the Sun Devil defense.

By Leo Tochterman | October 15, 2021

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Student government violates senate meeting bylaws, lacks timely updates

USGT and USGD Senate hinder transparency for students by not posting agendas, meeting minutes or updating websites properly.

By Alexis Waiss | October 14, 2021

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Pac-12 basketball media days show hype for ASU basketball, future of conference

A new offense for Charli Turner Thorne and improved depth for Bobby Hurley highlight the ASU basketball teams coming into the season.

By David Rodish and Austin Scott | October 14, 2021

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Climate Imagination Fellows make room for a science-minded world

The Center for Science and the Imagination's 2021 Climate Imagination Fellows are working on more positive visions of a future transformed by climate change.

By Olivia Persyn and Claire Braggs | October 14, 2021

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Sinema is betting on bipartisanship. Students aren't buying it

Students are frustrated with Sen. Kyrsten Sinema's performative bipartisanship, inaction in Congress and unwillingness to hear constituent criticism. 

By Piper Hansen | October 14, 2021

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Center Stage: New ASU production "EVERYBODY" determines roles by lottery

Students discuss a new rehearsal method ahead of performing "EVERYBODY," a play with roles assigned at random each night.

By Peter Vezeau | October 13, 2021

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ASU plans to aid Afghan refugees from Asian University for Women

One of three projects at the Thunderbird School of Global Management plans to welcome Afghan refugee students from the Asian University of Women.

By Jasmine Kabiri | October 13, 2021

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ASU schools to host inaugural Humanities Week

ASU colleges worked together to launch the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences' first-ever Humanities-themed week of events.

By Rithwik Kalale | October 13, 2021

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Former regent, now governor candidate, visits ASU College Republicans

Robson discussed her run for governor with ASU College Republicans, focusing on border security, Big Tech and education. 

By Tristan Richards | October 13, 2021

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ASU triathlon alumna Allysa Seely perseveres through health complications

ASU triathlon alumna and two-time Paralympic gold medalist Allysa Seely had her left leg amputated below the knee and was diagnosed with endocarditis, but that didn't stop her from competing.

By Avianna Hoppes | October 13, 2021

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ASU football rides hot offensive start, take down Stanford

ASU had a hot offensive start in its 28-10 win against Stanford University on Friday night in Tempe.

By Leo Tochterman | October 9, 2021

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The best (and worst) vending machines on the Tempe campus

Your guide to the best best vending machines on ASU's Tempe campus for hydration, caffeine boosts and more.

By Alexis Moulton | October 7, 2021

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State Press Play: The New Normal, part one

After a year of hybrid learning, questions — and complicated feelings — have arisen as students returned for fall semester. Has ASU's COVID response been clear? Listen to episode one of the new miniseries from The State Press here.  

By Sonya Sheptunov | October 7, 2021

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Tempe continues to grow while housing demand intensifies

As Tempe continues to grow and the cost of housing rises, students, alumni and City employees discuss the difficulties of growth and potential solutions to the problem.

By William Stuart | October 6, 2021

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Tempe, ASU program collaborate in efforts to aid people without housing

Jenny's Trailer offers heat relief for people experiencing homelessness through an environmentally friendly cooling trailer found in Tempe parks. The project was put together with a collaboration between ASU's EPICS students and the city of Tempe.

By Aden Schulze-Miller | October 6, 2021

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Forum draws connection between gun violence and mental health

March For Our Lives ASU hosted a panel discussing the relationship between mental health and gun violence.

By Alexis Waiss | October 5, 2021

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