Opinion

Organ donations provide opportunities to save lives

Being an organ donor has always been optional, and because of that, 21 lives are lost every day.

By Kendra Penningroth | February 1, 2016

Netflix comedies provide therapy, not just entertainment

Laughter is the universal language that unites us, and students should use humor to relive stress and get through a tough time.

By Katie Maher | February 1, 2016

What about Ken?

Barbie will now come in three different sizes: curvy, petite and tall. Ken has been left out.

By Allie Bice | February 1, 2016

Conspiracy Theories: Providing the answers we want, not the answers we need

Conspiracy theories, while easy to believe, divert our attention from the real issues.

By Cody Fitzpatrick | January 31, 2016

Assisted suicide should be granted for those with irreversible suffering

A large topic of debate, physician-assisted suicide is a personal choice, and physicians involved should be free of the consequences.

By Gabby Hirniese | January 31, 2016

Still of Lena Headey in Game of Thrones (2011).

The 7 Game of Thrones characters that you have as college professors

Academia meets the wickedness of Westeros.

By Morgan DiFelice | January 31, 2016

Opinion cartoon from Thursday, Jan. 28, 2016.

Who cares about Iowa?

You wouldn't want a single campus to decide who runs ASU, right? So, why should Iowa decide who runs for president?

By Austen Bundy | January 28, 2016

We get it, we're on our phones; stop blaming our generation

Understand the positive impact of social media and electronic devices before demanding our phones and apps be shut off for good.

By Aminah Shakoor | January 28, 2016

ASU water polo team plays Indiana in Tempe,AZ,Jan. 23rd, 2016

Smaller ASU sports deserve more attention

Football and Basketball garner all of the attention, but our other Sun Devil squads deserve some of that love as well.

By Graham Paul | January 27, 2016

Photo illustration done Sunday, Jan. 24, 2016.

Guns could be coming to a classroom near you

H.B. 2072 would allow concealed carry on Arizona campuses, but would that really make us safer?

By Chris Wood | January 27, 2016

Editorial: House Bill 2023 stands to inflict more harm than good

The State Press Editorial Board opposes House Bill 2023, because it will worsen the more prevalent voter turnout problem in order to fix a nearly nonexistent voter fraud issue.

By Editorial Board | January 26, 2016

Rethinking American poverty with a global perspective

It seems greedy, after having seen comparisons of the U.S.' wealth to other countries, to complain about our current state instead of worrying about the state of other countries

By George Heiler | January 26, 2016