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ASU Panhellenic sorority recruitment overview and tips for 2023

As the first rounds of ASU's formal sorority recruitment begin, The State Press has gathered information and tips to assist prospective members. 

By Madison Vega and Grey Gartin | August 25, 2023

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UPDATE: Palo Verde East reopens after reported fire displaced students over weekend

ASU residents of Palo Verde East were evacuated this morning due to smoke and fire. The building remains closed and 320 PVE students may be displaced through the weekend. 

By Sophia Ramirez and Jasmine Kabiri | August 24, 2023

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Jaden Rashada to be ASU's starting quarterback to start 2023-24 season

True freshman Jaden Rashada, who committed to ASU after a multi-million dollar NIL deal at Florida fell through, will be the starting quarterback for the Sun Devils on opening night against Southern Utah.

By Alex Wakefield | August 22, 2023

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BREAKING: ASU student injured in vehicle collision in Tempe

An ASU student was struck by a vehicle while crossing against the signal at the Paseo del Saber and Apache Boulevard crosswalk, according to ASU PD. She was taken to the hospital with multiple injuries.

By Sophia Ramirez | August 21, 2023

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How TV money and leadership decisions led ASU to the Big 12

The news of ASU's move to the Big 12 alongside UA and Utah came as a surprise to many, but the rise of television's influence in college sports and key decisions made by Pac-12 leadership gave ASU no choice.

By Alex Wakefield | August 11, 2023

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The 2023-2024 move-in guide for ASU students

Whether returning, or first-time students, thousands are on the verge of moving to Tempe or Downtown Phoenix for the start of classes. Here is everything you need to know to prepare, as well as a list of housing options.

By Shi Bradley and Madeline Nguyen | August 10, 2023

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Colorado is leaving the Pac-12 for the Big 12. Here's what that means for ASU.

Colorado's departure from the Pac-12 to the Big 12 is yet another indication that the Pac-12 is in danger of further defections or even collapse if it cannot present its members with a satisfactory media rights deal. ASU and UArizona have both been identified as possible Big 12 targets.

By Alex Wakefield | August 2, 2023

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Phoenix endures historic heatwave, study says blackout would be catastrophic

A recent study indicates that an electricity blackout coinciding with a heat wave could be devastating for Phoenix residents. Although it's unlikely, experts say climate change and rising temperatures are making this disaster increasingly probable. 

By Alex Wakefield | August 2, 2023

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Joint state legislative committee gives University 60 days to investigate Prager event and T.W. Lewis Center

New State Legislature Committee held a hearing to hear testimony from ASU faculty, Ann Atkinson and Dennis Prager in regards to the "Health, Wealth and Happiness" event and the closing of the T.W. Lewis Center. 

By Alysa Horton | July 19, 2023

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ASU throwing legend Turner Washington prepares for "once-in-a-lifetime" WWE tryout

Five-time NCAA champion Turner Washington's elite physical skills and magnetic personality has put higher-ups at the WWE on notice for a NIL deal and tryout.

By Alfred Smith III | July 13, 2023

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How ASU and its faculty are cracking down on dishonest uses of AI

ASU is working on reframing its academic integrity policy to crack down on cheating cases where students use artificial intelligence "unauthorized."

By Madeline Nguyen | July 10, 2023

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ASU hockey joins NCHC for 2024-25 season

ASU Men's Hockey joins the NCHC, joining a conference of recent national champions like Denver and Minnesota Duluth.

By Alfred Smith III | July 5, 2023

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Starting this week, the T.W. Lewis Center at Barrett is no more

T.W. Lewis Center dissolved with many speaking about an event held in February with Conservative commentators Dennis Prager and Charlie Kirk. 

By Alysa Horton | July 3, 2023

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Students worry about on and off-campus housing availability in Tempe and Phoenix

Students on the Phoenix and Tempe campuses shared their experiences with finding and living in ASU housing in an expensive local market.

By Shi Bradley | June 19, 2023

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Tempe voters reject entertainment district, Coyotes arena in unofficial election results

Unofficial special election results show Tempe voters have rejected the proposed Coyotes arena and entertainment district in a citywide vote.

By Shane Brennan | May 16, 2023

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Pulse: The Culture Fest Documentary

Documentary: AAPASC's signature event, Culture Fest, brings together the community, this year with headliners Thuy and Tiffany Day. Watch how the event was planned and why it means so much to the students involved.

By Drake Presto | May 13, 2023

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Video: Creative Expression Thrives During First Friday

On the first Friday of each month, Phoenix's Arts District, Roosevelt Row, lights up with the sound of music, smell of street vendors and a display of local art. We dig into the history behind the event and why ASU students are so eager to attend.

By Brianna Chappie and Karess P.W. | May 5, 2023

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ASU students voice concern, support for Tempe entertainment district

Students share their thoughts on the special "yes" or "no" citywide election that decides the fate of a Coyotes arena and entertainment district. 

By Piper Hansen | April 27, 2023

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Former student government leaders credit time at ASU for public policy careers

Two former Undergraduate Student Government presidents reflect on their time in office on campus and how it influenced their later careers in public service. 

By Piper Hansen and Shane Brennan | April 27, 2023

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Tempe entertainment district could use over one million gallons of water daily

The proposed Coyotes arena and entertainment district would be built on Tempe land without access to city's main water supply and use up to 1.09 million gallons of water per day.

By Alex Wakefield | April 27, 2023

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