Opinion

It is important for college students to understand that political differences are not evil

College students should explore contrasting political opinions. 

By Anne Snyder | September 12, 2017

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Cartoon: Reel-O-Vision

Watch the world through a new lens. Enjoy parodies of today's issues told through yesterday's movie classics. This is new; this is entertainment; this is Reel-O-Vision.

By Joey Coalter | September 12, 2017

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Contrary to popular belief, quality art does not have to come from suffering

Wonderful art can come from pain, but pain is not necessary to make art.

By Maria Idalis Harris | September 12, 2017

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President Donald Trump threatens the progress made by the country's transgender community

President Trump's ban on transgender individuals in the military poses a threat to the country's inclusivity.

By Jessica Ferrigno | September 11, 2017

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Without option to "flightshare," students left high and dry relying on traditional airlines

Robbing citizens of cheap travel options and protecting the bottom line of corporate sponsors, the federal government regulates flightsharing company Flytenow out of existence.

By Corbin Witt | September 10, 2017

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Barry Bonds should have been a first ballot Hall of Famer

Barry Bonds should be in the Hall of Fame despite steroid controversy

By Koki Riley | September 7, 2017

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ASU's 'Fall Forward' show explores the definition of dance

Opening the conversation about what defines dance allows creative freedom for students studying the art.

By Maria Idalis Harris | September 7, 2017

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How the ivory tower of academia perpetuates the idea that 'capitalism is fascism in decay'

The higher education system in the U.S. and Arizona parallels fascist regimes. 

By Rebecca Dominguez | September 6, 2017

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The truth about modern day feminists

Stereotypes about feminists should be rejected by the public.

By Abigail Warshaw | September 6, 2017

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Partying is not the best way to network in college

Alcohol impairs not only decision making, but also one's ability to build lasting connections in college.

By Heather Cumberledge | September 6, 2017

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ASU's School of Music is more diverse than you thought

ASU's School of Music teaches diversity in hopes of preparing students for the real world 

By Trwska Kallye | September 5, 2017

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Parental influence on one's political views is not as damaging as you may think

A parent's influence on a child's political views should not be viewed in such a negative light 

By Abigail Warshaw | August 31, 2017

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Cartoon: Nuances

By Heather Brumfield | August 31, 2017

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Cartoon: Noodle and Shortcake

A golden retriever, a bunny and a cartoon series.

By Madeline LeBarron | August 31, 2017

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The pursuit of romance in a loveless generation

Millennials relationships are failing, but is that a bad thing?

By Heather Cumberledge | August 30, 2017

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The Diamondbacks are the dark horse candidate to make the 2017 World Series

Downtown Phoenix may be the place to be this October.

By Koki Riley | August 30, 2017

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ASU's Binary Theatre Company explores the issue of identity for college students

ASU's Binary Theatre company aims to address the universal coming-of-age struggle college students experience  

By Maria Idalis Harris | August 29, 2017

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The right to free speech is being threatened by local governments

Our local governments and police have yet to find an effective strategy to handling protestors 

By Corbin Witt | August 27, 2017

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ASU students should fight for DACA students

Students should advocate for DACA students while the embattled program is at its most vulnerable.

By Madeline Snarr | August 27, 2017

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The State Press is hiring. Where do you fit in?

Find out how you can join The State Press this semester. 

By Sydney Maki | August 12, 2017

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