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The anonymity of the dark web

The dark web is an intricate hidden side of the internet that has more implications on society than you realize.

By Jude Banihani | November 1, 2024

Insight: We live in history — realize it

A reporter grapples with information overload and unhealthy news intake.

By George Headley | October 15, 2024

Insight: Forever 'famous'

SPM's Claire Geare reflects on their life as a former child actress.

By Claire Geare | October 11, 2024

Progress, piece by piece

Current and former ASU students reflect on how the queer experience on campus has changed over time and how it applies to students' ongoing fight for an LGBTQ+ resource center.

By Evan Silverberg | October 10, 2024

Insight: A year of war and counting

A magazine writer reflects on the advocacy of Sudanese Americans and their impact after a year of war.

By Fatima Gabir | October 9, 2024

Q&A: No. 1 in imagination

A Q&A with ASU students discussing their wildest dreams, fantasies and nightmares.

By Gib Manrique | October 8, 2024

Setting sail: The long journey toward ADHD accommodations at ASU

Students with ADHD find difficulty in accessing learning accommodations from SAILS.

By Bella Mazzilli | October 7, 2024

Tears, sweat and stamina

Sorority recruitment offers a chance to have a forever home and be apart of a community of like-minded women, but for some, it brings rejection, heartache and self-doubt.

By Abigail Wilt | October 4, 2024

From the editor

State Press Magazine's 2023-2024 Editor-in-Chief reflects on the past year of the magazine.

By Camila Pedrosa | May 8, 2024

Satire: Re: ASU’s doomsday

In a tragic turn of events, ASU is no longer No. 1 in innovation.

By Claire Geare | May 6, 2024

Tumblr isn't dead: The artists at the forefront of Tumblr's aesthetic rebirth

Even though Tumblr has never again returned to the culture-defining peak it reached during the early 2010s, Tumblr aesthetics are enjoying a modern renaissance in the work of young artists.

By Natalia Jarrett | May 6, 2024

Insight: ‘A 30-year-old trapped in a little girl’s body’

Navigating friendships while growing up with undiagnosed autism.

By Claire Geare | May 2, 2024

Satire: Eagerton on ASU

An SPM satirist takes a trip in time to trace the roots of ASU's campuses and explore the University's impact on civilization itself.

By Audrey Eagerton | May 1, 2024

Insight: I’m 'just a girl'

A TikTok trend is providing women with a newfound connection to their girlhood, sparking liberation in those who participate.

By Leah Mesquita | April 30, 2024

‘We’re all different, and we’re still here’

ASU's Indigenous artists experiment with different art materials and mediums to foster community and culture.

By Fatima Gabir | April 29, 2024

Satire: How to talk to a Hawaiian, pt. 2

In this second iteration of State Press Magazine's "How to talk to a Hawaiian," learn about the ways you can avoid odd interactions with the Native Hawaiian author.

By Savannah Dagupion | April 15, 2024