Opinion

Gammage play will empower people on the autism spectrum

ASU will get a chance to see the play "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time" when it comes to Gammage

By Cody Fitzpatrick | March 24, 2016

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Maricopa County betrayed primary voters

On Tuesday, long lines and hours of waiting at polling locations disenfranchised voters by making it harder to exercise their right to vote.

By Mia Armstrong | March 23, 2016

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The MVP of your life is you

It’s important that you know you’re important.

By Morgan DiFelice | March 23, 2016

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Sit back and vote: Online voting works

Millennials would vote more often and in greater numbers if they could do it from home, on laptops or smartphones.

By Austen Bundy | March 23, 2016

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Religion should not be blind

The way people practice religion affects all members of society.

By George Heiler | March 22, 2016

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Focus on mudslinging blurs information regarding presidential race

Mudslinging in the media has made it tough to educate ourselves on the presidential race. 

By Gabby Hirniese | March 22, 2016

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How a home invasion feels

The trauma of break-ins.

By Caleb Vinson | March 22, 2016

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No thanks, I'll buy my own drink

Ladies night promotions are outdated and reinforce gender norms.

By Kelcie Grega | March 21, 2016

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Primary elections should be closed

Why should you decide who represents my party in an election?

By Chris Wood | March 21, 2016

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A plea for the end of hostile protests and political violence

Both parties are to blame for escalating violence in protests and both parties need to seriously change their approach this presidential election.

By Austin Brooks | March 21, 2016

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iCourses are a good alternative, but they are not 'Plan A'

iCourses are a good alternative when your schedule doesn't allow time for traditional classes, but do not expect them to be easy.

By Kendra Penningroth | March 20, 2016

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Presidential election 2016: A Cinderella story

Much like our friends in the NCAA, the candidates who are expected to win sometimes don’t come out on top.

By Austen Bundy | March 20, 2016

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Don't tell me to smile

Smiles are beautiful, but shouldn't be demanded of anyone.

By Aminah Shakoor | March 20, 2016

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Lack of support from state government a huge factor in ASU tuition increase

ASU administration's hands have been forced to increase tuition in the wake of budget cuts. 

By Editorial Board | March 18, 2016

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Arizona politicians funding Arizona politicians

Campaign fund legislation cuts a deep a rift between political parties.

By Sam Deadrick | March 17, 2016

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5 stereotypical ASU students you'll see on your way to class

You, or a few of your friends, may be one of these ASU student stereotypes. 

By Rachel Eroh | March 17, 2016

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Undergraduate Student Government elections: Not just a popularity contest

It’s easy to assume that elections are popularity contests, but let’s take a moment to place more faith in the ASU undergraduate student body.

By Morgan DiFelice | March 17, 2016

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Undergraduate Student Government elections are a popularity contest

Before voting in ASU student government elections, students need to think about who is best for the University.

By Allie Bice | March 17, 2016

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SCOTUS nominee Merrick Garland caught in partisan crossfire

Obama's selection to replace the late Scalia may be for naught.

By Matt Layman | March 16, 2016

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Best ASU classes taken by The State Press Editorial Board

The coolest classes the Editorial Board has taken at ASU.

By State Press Staff | March 16, 2016

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