Opinion: Respect the bikes
With some regulations, bike-sharing should pose no big issues.
With some regulations, bike-sharing should pose no big issues.
The ASU downtown Mesa location will be cutting-edge.
At ASU, the softball program is outperforming the baseball program.
Heading to the lake with old friends is a great way to make your summer worthwhile.
There are plenty of problems related to AI that need tackling right now, and sentient robots isn't one of them.
The future of Sun Devil softball is bright.
Majoring in STEM fields can benefit students in ways outside of subjects like science and math.
A $750 Barrett fee may render the experience not worthwhile for some ASU students.
Noah Karvelis, an Arizona teacher and #RedforEd leader, is confident that the movement will not lose its momentum before November.
I discovered my voice at The State Press, and my mentors and editors there showed me how to use it.
With ASU being the nation's largest fair-trade designated university, students should direct their purchasing power towards initiatives that benefit developing communities.
Registering for summer classes is a great way to catch up, get ahead or build connections.
With the "Whom We Include" project, The State Press set out to report on the faces that make up one of the nation's largest public universities.
With the "Cost of ASU" project, The State Press set out to report on how the University accommodates campus life to students of all economic backgrounds.
Students can — and should — run for office to represent their beliefs.
The growing program needs to see consistent student support over the coming years.
With energy back in the air for ASU football, next season will be sure to entertain.
Without editorial independence, student publications may become nothing more than a public relations platform for the university.
Eli Lingos may not have a bright future in the MLB, but he has been a rock for ASU baseball and someone they will miss dearly next season.
Phoenix Municipal Stadium may have better amenities, but Packard Stadium had a history that the new ballpark will never acquire.
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