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Graduates create innovative snowboard binding

The members of the HELOS (Heel Locking System) team didn't plan on taking their snowboard binding project beyond the senior capstone. Now, the innovative step-in snowboard binding has a chance of making it big with snowboarders in the future.

By Ben Margiott | February 26, 2015
The State Press

Students hold teach-in for controversial course

ASU students came together at the Memorial Union for a teach-in about a controversial class, "The Problem of Whiteness 101." Robert Poe, a justice studies student and ASU faculty associate led the teach-in about Lee Bebout’s course, “U.S. Race Theory & the Problem of Whiteness."

By Vianka Villa | February 23, 2015
The State Press

Student coders debug problems under pressure

During their first coding competition of the year on Saturday at The Brickyard, members of the ASU Software Developers Association (SoDA) were tasked to solve eight code problems, while members of State Farm, the event’s sponsor, tested and evaluated the codes.

By Brian Fore | February 9, 2015
The State Press

ROTC executive officer gives back to veterans through clothing company

Army officer Michelle Bravo created her startup clothing company "i Rock the Boots," supported by ASU's Edson Student Entrepreneur Initiative. Bravo is the executive officer for ASU’s Army ROTC program and said she wanted to give back to veterans and women. The T-shirts she and her team produce represent the strength yet femininity of women in the military.

By Vianka Villa | February 5, 2015
The State Press

"All Walks Project" raises awareness for sex trafficking

Last week, ASU’s All Walks Project hosted the Walking Through “The Life“ event, which raised awareness for human trafficking as a part of ASU Sex Trafficking Awareness Week. The event featured various tables with different organizations, activities and information about sex trafficking in Phoenix and Arizona.

By Kristen Lucas | February 2, 2015
The State Press

Students get colorful in 5K run

Scores of runners came together Saturday morning for the Color Run 5K at Tempe Beach Park in Tempe. To complete the three-mile race, participants must run through various color stations that include orange, blue and pink colored powders.

By Devin Conley | January 26, 2015
The State Press

Family, students remember Katelyn Conrad

Katelyn Conrad, 21, died while rappelling near the Salt River in the Tonto National Forest Saturday. Conrad, a senior, was president of the Biomedical Engineering Society and a member of the Arizona Outdoors Club. Conrad’s family and friends held a candlelight vigil on “A” Mountain Monday to honor her life.

By Devin Conley | January 20, 2015
The State Press

Phoenicians march in honor of MLK

Hundreds of citizens, city officials and various organizations marched through downtown Phoenix Monday morning in honor of Martin Luther King Day. The event also included a festival after the march, where people enjoyed different vendors, music and activities.

By Marissa Roper | January 20, 2015
The State Press

Midterm Elections

Highlights of the Arizona Democratic and Republican viewing parties on election night. Arizona voters shared the importance of voting and participating in the election.

By Vianka Villa | November 5, 2014
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