ASU alumnus highlights Arizona housing and drug crisis in second published book
ASU alumnus Austin Davis highlighted mental health, homelessness and fentanyl abuse in his recently published novella Compulsive Swim.
ASU alumnus Austin Davis highlighted mental health, homelessness and fentanyl abuse in his recently published novella Compulsive Swim.
Alberto Ríos, the inaugural poet laureate of Arizona, has used his experience and understanding of Arizona culture to reflect the state in his writing.
ASU's annual Battle of the Bands turns out to be a disorganized event leaving students and performers confused and let down.
The 50th-anniversary touring production of “Jesus Christ Superstar” playing ASU Gammage from Jan. 31 to Feb. 5 is a glittery revival, making up for its lack of depth with feverish energy.
While societal norms define femininity by one shade of pink, it's really a spectrum of shades spanning both the light and the dark.
These stories from 2022 represent what The State Press means to those who work to create it and uphold our mission to serve, provoke and challenge our audience.
It's no secret ASU is a party school. It feels like navigating a minefield between drugs and alcohol for someone who has witnessed addiction and has an addictive personality.
Open world gaming has taken the industry by storm. From only a few popular titles, it's now an industry standard.
The Bread & Puppet Theater is an internationally recognized artistic company. For ASU art students involved in puppetry, the company's upcoming Arizona appearance is a cause for celebration.
After watching "Wedding Season," I realized how much I needed to see myself on screen, not just in half-baked or borderline racist characters.
Velma Dinkley is part of the LGBTQ+. Students weighed in on what this means to them and the queer community at large.
Students in various ASU art clubs and artistic majors will showcase their creations Friday at ARTfest, taking place on Neeb Plaza.
An incredible weekend of concerts led me to a realization about the connection to the queer community I've spent years trying to forge.
Despite having wrapped up in 2015, "Community" now has its long awaited movie confirmed, fulfilling the "six seasons and a movie" prophecy.
Screenwriter and producer Scott Steindorff and ASU professor Chris LaMont are coming to the Mesa campus to teach aspiring filmmakers how to achieve success in their field.
As Hollywood continues to pump out one prequel after the next, some are debating whether or not their interest can keep up with this rapid rate of releases.
Herberger is hosting an event celebrating the ASU queer community where participants can learn about the history of the lost art form of zines while creating their own.
ASU's Philharmonia will hold an all-string performance of "Stringtastic!" in honor of one of the group's cellists, who passed away this summer.
Tubafest returns with ASU music students coming together for an ensemble of tuba performances at the Tempe Center for the Arts.
As Disney's live-action remakes of animated classics continue with "Pinocchio," viewers begin to question the merit of such retellings.
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