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ASU researcher uses algae to make biodegradable plastic

The Arizona Center for Algae Technology and Innovation is paving the way to a sustainable future by using algae to create bio-plastics.

By Milo Charbel | April 14, 2019

Making space for women: ASU looks to bring more female scientists into STEM

The first all-female spacewalk didn't happen — an indicator of a larger problem in STEM. But ASU faculty are looking to change that.

By Sabine Galvis | April 11, 2019

ABOR passes tuition, fee increase for Arizona Universities

The board unanimously voted on increasing tuition at the state's three universities.

By Isaac Windes | April 11, 2019

Meet the editors: Ethan Millman, executive editor

State Press executive editor Ethan Millman talks about his upbringing, love for journalism and music.

By Adrienne Dunn | April 10, 2019

ASU center to assist in Hawaii coral conservation efforts

ASU center uses airborne mapping technology to assist coral reef conservation in Hawaii.

By Katelyn Reinhart | April 10, 2019

Art, music and flames: Local 'burners' bring Burning Man to downtown Phoenix

The local Burning Man community is organizing IGNiGHT, a month-long arts exhibition at the Alwun House in downtown Phoenix.

By Will McClelland | April 9, 2019

Meet the editors: Andres Guerra Luz, managing editor

State Press managing editor Andres Guerra Luz talks about his upbringing, twin sister and Kanye West.

By Adrienne Dunn | April 9, 2019

That’s showbiz, baby: ASU finds competition and common ground in the Phoenix Film Festival

The festival offers ASU students and faculty the opportunity for recognition among stiff competition.

By Chris Clements | April 8, 2019

Meet the editors: Kimberly Rapanut, managing editor

State Press managing editor Kimberly Rapanut talks about her upbringing, culture shock and John Denver.

By Joseph Perez | April 8, 2019

ASU nursing hopefuls face steep challenges

Hundreds of nursing students struggle for the few spots available in the College.

By Chase Hunter B. | April 8, 2019

Fundraising dinner creates new scholarship for undocumented students

ASU student organizations host benefit dinner to raise funds for undocumented and DACA students.

By Brenna Toshner | April 7, 2019

Eight art seniors 'explore what it means to be present'

The exhibition will feature varied examples of art that all reflect how individuals experience reality.

By Endia Fontanez | April 7, 2019

Five ASU affiliates who are using their art to make change in their communities

Take a look at these five students and alumni who are impacting the ASU community.

By Chelsea Hofmann | April 7, 2019

Kindra and Maddi Hackbarth bring their twin powers to ASU softball

Kindra and Maddi Hackbarth perfectly balance one another out.

By Nathan Hiatt | April 7, 2019

Next week in events: From Phoenix Pride to ASU's annual Pow Wow

Events on and off ASU's campus during the week of April 7-13.

By Adrienne Dunn | April 4, 2019

City of Phoenix to use parking meters to gather donations for homeless

Phoenix will begin collecting donations for the homeless through repurposed parking meters.

By Noelle Schon | April 4, 2019

Mrs. Rita's Spiritual Awakening Center owner lays out her cards

Mrs. Rita's Spiritual Awakening Center in Tempe, Arizona, has housed three generations of psychics.

By Katelyn Reinhart | April 3, 2019

ASU project uses immigration stories to inspire community mural

The Facing Immigration ll class at ASU is hosting a community mural painting event to tell people's immigration stories and bring them to life in a mural.

By Will McClelland | April 3, 2019

Meet the editors: Andi Blodgett, digital editor

State Press digital editor Andi Blodgett talks about working in the family business, her upbringing and more.

By Joseph Perez | April 3, 2019

Glitter is litter: ASU experts caution against popular graduation tradition

Glitter usage during graduation photos is harmful to the environment, ASU experts say.

By Brenna Toshner | April 2, 2019

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