Opinion

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

Discovering the meaning within tradition

Navigating traditions in the wake of loss or change, while a struggle, can lead to better interaction with truth and meaning.

By Esther Drown | December 10, 2012

From the incoming editor: Welcome to the digital age

As a journalist anxious to be a part of the growing digital atmosphere, The State Press is ready to be a digital game changer.

By Caitlin Cruz | December 10, 2012

From the editor: the buck stops somewhere else

The buck has to stop somewhere, and one of the greatest learning experiences so far in college has been spending a semester behind the desk where it lands.

By Yvonne Gonzalez | December 10, 2012

Fear of big money extinguished by Internet

Why we should not be afraid of entities spending millions of dollars.

By Colton Gavin | December 9, 2012

The end of the world as we know it

With everything going on these past few months, even I have admittedly lost sight of the more pressing matter at hand: the end of the world.

By Jonathan Fortner | December 9, 2012

Teenage royalty under student housing

New student housing is as tall as the residents’ debt. Why has this trend become such a staple of the college experience?

By Jake Adler | December 9, 2012

Editorial: Short winter break worth the A and B sessions

It’s time to ask if the two additional seven-week sessions were worth the eight- to 14-day vacation sacrifice.

By Editorial Board | December 9, 2012

Boos & Bravos: Dec. 7

Bravo to ASU's almost-undefeated basketball team and universities like Nova Scotia's Dalhousie University that provides students with puppy therapy to over-stressed students during finals.

By Editorial Board | December 6, 2012

Forgetting pain, but not the loss

Moving on from a loved one’s death comes with bittersweet effects of forgetting.

By Julia Shumway | December 6, 2012

Professional athletes and bloated salaries: a modest proposal

A modest proposal on how to control the out-of-control salaries of professional athletes in America.

By Morgan Chan | December 6, 2012

Hope doesn’t just happen, work for it

In a world full of hopelessness directed at the future, we must fix what we foresee as problems in the present.

By Alexandria Tippings | December 6, 2012

Editorial: A holiday by any other name

In 1492, Columbus sailed the ocean blue. He landed in North America, where he hurt some indigenous people, too.

By Editorial Board | December 5, 2012

The big food stamp ploy

Politicians have recently begun a challenge of living solely off of SNAP financial assistance for food.

By Sean McCauley | December 5, 2012

Beyond emoticons: Emotional support online

Even in the digital age, there are still people out there that are willing to empathize.

By Shane Chergosky | December 5, 2012

Why I won’t be pursuing professional journalism

Media consolidation and corporate ownership is a threat to democracy.

By Daniel Mills | December 5, 2012

Instagram drifts from artistic channel to mundane outlet

We’ve all been there: You’re waiting for class to begin and click on the Instagram app on your smart phone and in an instant, you know what your friends are wearing, what they ate for lunch and what class they’re “bored” in.

By Natalie Miranda | December 4, 2012

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