Opinion
Middle Earth as figurative reality
What are the human implications of Lord of the Rings?
By Matthew Rich
| January 10, 2013
Students uninterested in the world at large
Why do so many seem unconcerned with international events?
| January 10, 2013
The economic problem of college
The very politicians who tell students that they deserve a chance at a college degree are the same people that make that degree just slightly out of reach.
By Sean McCauley
| January 9, 2013
Video games not a factor in shootings
Are video games responsible for violent outbreaks?
By Morgan Chan
| January 9, 2013
Letter: Death of humanities regrettable
Letter to the editor: "The gradual removal of the humanities from the University's locus of attention, discussion and funding is a terrifyingly clear reflection of the way our nation feels about education, its purposes and its sources of validity."
By Letters
| January 9, 2013
Study abroad worth every penny
Traveling abroad poses some inconveniences.
By Isabelle Novak
| January 9, 2013
Boos & Bravos: Jan. 8
Bravo to winter television beginning and boo to the beginning of the spring semester after an entirely too short break.
By Editorial Board
| January 9, 2013
Sexism on its way out in nerd culture
Why are women in media subjected to gross displays of unrealistic anatomy?
| January 9, 2013
Escapist films are revelation, not retreat
Are we escaping reality with our movies, or hoping a little bit of our movies escape into reality?
By Esther Drown
| January 9, 2013
Life in the political center
It's not easy being in the polarized climate of politics.
By Colton Gavin
| January 8, 2013
Editorial: What to expect at the new State Press
We’re big fans of change at The State Press. We’re fans of creativity, ingenuity, entrepreneurship and storytelling — but we're also fans of you.
By Editorial Board
| January 8, 2013
The moral depravity of human husbandry
Is it worth creating a society that is intellectually superior?
By Jacob Evans
| January 7, 2013
How to read Whitman and understand life
The humanities are not the solution to the world's problems, but they can still enrich our lives.
By Christine Truong
| January 7, 2013
No high hopes for new Arizona legislative session
Here's hoping that our elected representatives don't focus on limiting access to contraceptives and allowing guns on campus
| January 6, 2013
Plea for Letters
The State Press strives to engage the ASU student body. We want to hear from you.
By Editorial Board
| January 6, 2013
New beginning for the new world
Rarely am I prepared. Even more rarely am I ahead of the curve. Whether by nature or nurture, I am lazy.
By Jonathan Fortner
| January 6, 2013
Editorial: Productivity in pill form
While Adderall is effective in increasing productivity, there are still negative side effects.
By Editorial Board
| December 10, 2012
Insta-news for fast-paced readers
News is no longer about the Tom Brokaws and Hunter S. Thompsons of the world anymore.
By Caleb Varoga
| December 10, 2012
Learning through experience, not textbooks
Trekking into the wild with a little knowledge and curiosity leaves us with a deeper appreciation for nature.
By Jacob Evans
| December 10, 2012