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Jeff Flake, uncomfortable with the state of the GOP, will retire from the Senate

On Tuesday, Flake announced that he will not seek re-election to the Senate

By Fortesa Latifi | October 24, 2017

ASU student publishes book about his fight against depression and anxiety

Evan Michael York published a book intended to help others cope with their anxiety and depression by living a healthy lifestyle.

By Andrew Howard | October 23, 2017

ASU SolarSPELL team builds portable libraries for low-resource communities

ASU's SolarSPELL team held a build day on the Tempe campus on Saturday, Oct. 21.

By Jose Ivan Cazares | October 23, 2017

Church attendees leave a Hope Church service on Sunday, Aug. 13, 2017. Hope will soon return to Neeb Hall, where it will have to pay for space every week.

The future of Hope Church

Hope Church will continue to recruit students, hold services on campus and operate its affiliated clubs this year.

By Reilly Kneedler | August 16, 2017

Church-goers walk out of Neeb Hall after a Hope Life Church service on the Tempe campus on Oct. 2, 2016.

Hope Church membership removed after religious council vote

The religious group will now have to pay for ASU property usage and will not be allowed faculty associates

By Reilly Kneedler | August 3, 2017

Protesters march down Washington Avenue in downtown Phoenix on Saturday, April 22, 2017 as part of the nationwide March for Science.

Politics and science meet at Phoenix March for Science

Senatorial hopeful and Arizona attorney Deedra Abboud gathered with nearly 8,000 others in Phoenix to march for the cause of science.

By Isaac Windes | April 24, 2017

We need your support to create better journalism

If you want to be able to trust the media, stop discouraging journalism students.

By Ashley Sutherland | April 19, 2017

Illustration published on Wednesday, March 22, 2017. The State Press and The Blaze radio station co-hosted a Tempe USG debate between candidates on Tuesday, March 21, 2017.

Tempe USG executive tickets debate transparency, the Arizona Legislature and sexual assault

The debate featured proposals ranging from increasing TUSG's transparency, to introducing new advocacy plans at the State Capitol.

By Isaac Windes and Mitchell Atencio | March 22, 2017

Editorial: Recent misidentification of ASU alumnae reflects deeper issue

Misidentification of ASU alumnae as international students points to the importance of cultural awareness.

By State Press Editorial Board | March 12, 2017

Jessica Pucci asks Maycie Thornton questions about working in the social media and news world at a Must See Mondays event at the ASU downtown campus on Feb. 20, 2017.

Buzzfeed's Social Media Director and ASU alumna talks online news

Maycie Thornton explains how social media and news impact each other during a Must See Monday at Arizona State University's downtown campus.

By Jordan Tower | February 21, 2017

Use technology to expand your horizons, not numb your mind

Students should take advantage of technology to create meaning in their lives, rather than allowing narcissism on social media to consume their happiness.

By Brenley Markowitz | January 31, 2017

Donna Brazile Visits ASU Young Democrats Meeting

Democratic Party leader challenges ASU students to keep up the fight during Trump's presidency

Donna Brazile visits ASU Young Democrats' first meeting of the semester to reinvigorate students before the President-elect takes office.

By Imani Stephens | January 18, 2017

What happens if a student is sexually assaulted

ASU offers various resources and support systems for students who have experienced sexual assault.

By Gabriella Bachara | November 15, 2016

Leonela Urrutia, sophomore political science major, poses for a photo at the Tempe campus on Friday Oct. 21, 2016.

First-generation student awarded study abroad scholarship

Political science sophomore and first-generation student was awarded the ISA Planning Scholarship for ASU study abroad.

By Gabriella Bachara | October 26, 2016

Deceive to receive: Cheating to get the grade

An investigation on academic dishonesty, what it is, how it happens and why.

By Sydney Greene | October 19, 2016

during a game against the USC Trojans in the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum on Saturday, Oct. 1, 2016.

FAFSA 101: Developments make applying for federal aid easier than ever

The FAFSA application was released three months earlier this year and is designed to be the most user-friendly version yet.

By Isaac Windes | October 5, 2016

Bike-riders use bike lanes on Mill Avenue in Tempe, Arizona, on Oct. 1, 2016

Tempe launches "bicycle box" project to boost safety

Tempe is increasing bike safety with the addition of its first bicycle box.

By Gabriella Bachara | October 3, 2016

Uschi the golden retriever(left), Kristoff the black lab(middle), and Ulani the golden retriever (right) pose together at a Sparky's Service Dogs event in Sparky's Den on Thursday, Sep. 22, 2016.

Sparky's Service Dogs raise puppies on campus for a cause

Sparky's Service Dogs is a unique club on campus that gives students the opportunity to raise service dogs for people with mobility impairments, type-one diabetes and PTSD.

By Gabriella Bachara | September 29, 2016

ASU hosts TechNM to improve Mexican professors' English skills for presenting research

For some Spanish-speaking university professors in Mexico, accessing English-only research poses a problem. ASU's Global Launch hosted a program to help remedy some of these difficulties.

By Emi Kamezaki | September 25, 2016

Freshman Kelly Fox with the Sun Devil Rewards app displayed on her phone. Pictured Sept. 15, 2016.

ASU gives back with the Sun Devil Rewards app

The new Sun Devil Rewards app offers a way for students, faculty, alumni and fans to be rewarded for their engagement with the University.

By Gabriella Bachara | September 25, 2016

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