Opinion

Photo illustration done on Friday, March 17, 2016.

Arizona politicians funding Arizona politicians

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

By Sam Deadrick | March 17, 2016

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

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

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

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

Aerospace major Adrianna Conway, left, and Geoffrey Swanon, right, dance in Larry Caves' Lating/Swing/Ballroom I class on Tuesday, March 15, 2016, in the ASU Media and Performing Arts building on the Tempe campus.

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

ASU freshmen Andrew Villalobos, in maroon, and Danielle Forbes, in gold, wait in line for a rally for presidential candidate Bernie Sanders at the Phoenix Convention Center in Downtown Phoenix on Tuesday, March 15, 2016.

Working together for a better future: Millennials in politics

Millennials must embrace a new role in politics of mutual cooperation between the parties.

By Austin Brooks | March 15, 2016

Photo illustration done on Monday, March 14, 2016.

Why everyone should care about the cost of tuition

Tuition might not be a burden for some of us, but it does not mean we should not care.

By Jimmy Arwood | March 14, 2016

Technology doesn't always make things easier

Is the price of technology your undivided attention?

By Chris Wood | March 14, 2016

Construction workers excavate a piece of road near campus.The Tempe City Council’s decision to resurface Rural Road will extend traffic delays in the area to early November instead of the end of October.

Construction chronicles: how paint eating can teach us about labor markets

A lesson in paint consumption and labor markets.

By George Heiler | March 14, 2016

Senior guard Gerry Blakes drives to the rim against OSU during the first round of the Pac-12 Tournament on Wednesday, March 9, 2016, at MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada. ASU men's basketball lost 75-66.

There's nothing like college basketball

NCAA basketball is a joy to watch, and everyone should give it a try.

By George Heiler | March 13, 2016

We need to reassess ideas of success in society

Success is personal — not linear, but a spectrum.

By Aminah Shakoor | March 13, 2016

ASU President Michael Crow speaks at at the annual Delivering Democracy Lecture held at the Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church in downtown Phoenix on Friday, Feb. 27, 2016, hosted by the ASU Center for the Study of Race and Democracy.

Stop praising exclusivity in higher education

Ranking schools based on selectivity of admissions is counterproductive to creating diverse communities.

By Mia Armstrong | March 3, 2016

Time is running out to advocate for lower tuition

The Arizona budget will be dropping soon, your time to act is now.

By Jimmy Arwood | March 3, 2016

Columnist Allie Bice only ate food from the Provisions on Demand Markets on campus for a week. This meal was purchased for lunch on Monday, Feb. 29, 2016, from the Memorial Union POD Market on the Tempe campus.

Buying food with M&G: An experiment

This week, I attempted to buy all of my food with Maroon and Gold Dollars — it didn't turn out very well.

By Allie Bice | March 3, 2016

Photo illustration done on Wednesday, March 3, 2016.

Shedding light on "dark money" would help Arizona

Arizona politics would be better off without dark money involved.

By George Heiler | March 3, 2016

Engineering the patriarchy: The lack of women in STEM

Society doesn't encourage women to enter science or engineering.

By Caleb Vinson | March 2, 2016

The ASU Police Department headquarters is seen in Tempe on Tuesday, Sept. 30, 2014.

Half baked drug testing

ASU relies heavily on a joint effort with Tempe Police do identify drug users. How do we stop?

By Sam Deadrick | March 2, 2016

Members of Action for America pose for a photo.

How ASU's non-partisan clubs are increasing civic engagement

New non-partisan groups at ASU are striving to educate college students on political issues by promoting healthy civic engagement.

By Austin Brooks | March 1, 2016

Photo illustration done on Tuesday, March 1, 2016.

Starbucksless: My addiction to a logo

I was forced to give up Starbucks, and it's not going well.

By Gabby Hirniese | March 1, 2016

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