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ASU West creates Black History Month mural to emphasize student identity

Black History Month mural emphasizes student identity from The State Press on Vimeo. The Black Student Union at ASU's West campus is collaborating with muralist Kyra Trent to paint a mural featuring affirmations of identity written by students and staff.

By Mark Quinones | February 2, 2017

Battle of the Bands: Competing for Devilpalooza

Four artists competed in the Battle of the Bands Feb. 1 for the shot at becoming the opener for Rae Sremmurd at Devilpalooza.

By Marcella Baietto | February 2, 2017

A student works with a laser-cutting machine at the manufacturing hub at ASU's Polytechnic campus on Friday, Jan. 27, 2017.

Video: ASU launches innovative 3-D Printer at the new Manufacturing Research and Innovation Hub

ASU launches innovative 3-D Printer at the new Manufacturing Research and Innovation Hub from The State Press on Vimeo. Several companies provided ASU with $2 million of 3-D printing equipment.

By Mingson Lau | January 30, 2017

ASU Philharmonia provides performance opportunities for non-music majors

The Philharmonia is a musical ensemble at ASU that Dr. Jason Caslor started in fall 2016 to provide string players of all majors an opportunity to play their instruments in a group setting.

By Mark Quinones | January 26, 2017

Video: Islamic Community Center of Tempe welcomes Muslim students into community with hijab exchange

Islamic Community Center of Tempe welcomes Muslim students into community with hijab exchange from The State Press on Vimeo. The Tempe Islamic Center's hijab exchange event is just one example of what is available to Muslim ASU students seeking a religious community. Reach the videographer at mingson.lau@asu.edu and follow @daaaming on Twitter. Like The State Press on Facebook and follow @statepress on Twitter.

By Mingson Lau | January 26, 2017

Barista Robert Zunigha takes a coffee order from Javier Gonzalez at Jobot Coffee's new location at Roosevelt Point in Downtown Phoenix, Arizona, on Jan. 23, 2017.

VIDEO: Customers weigh in as Jobot Coffee reopens at new Roosevelt location

Jobot was a favorite to locals in the Downtown Phoenix area, until it closed. The coffee shop quickly found a new home in a different building.

By Abdel Jimenez | January 23, 2017

ASU's West campus plays host to Martin Luther King Jr. speech reenactment

Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy was recreated for students on West campus this week.

By Mingson Lau | January 21, 2017

Pan Asian Dance Coalition reflects migration, alienation

The Pan Asian Dance Performance Coalition at ASU will be performing their dance piece "You Don't Belong Here" at the Kerr Cultural Center on Feb.

By Mark Quinones | January 19, 2017

Subscribing to dorm life: YouTuber shares her story

Keaton Milburn has over 300,000 subscribers.

By Jordan Evans | January 19, 2017

ASU freshman guard Sam Cunliffe (3) goes up for a shot in the paint in a 98-53 exhibition victory over the UC Santa Cruz Banana Slugs in Wells Fargo Arena in Tempe, Arizona, on Thursday, Nov. 3, 2016.

Video: Meet men's basketball freshman guard Sam Cunliffe

Sam Cunliffe is one of ASU men's basketball's latest additions, bringing with him a strong vertical leap and three-point shot.

By Michael Baron | November 6, 2016

The Matthews Center is pictured on Friday, Oct. 30, 2015, on the Tempe campus.

Video: Haunted Hallways on the ASU Tempe Campus

Looking for some spooky stories about ASU? Check out this feature about two supposedly haunted buildings on the ASU Tempe campus.

By Jordan Evans | October 31, 2016

Video: A basic guide to Prop. 205

Here's what you should know about Prop. 205 before you vote this November.

By Jordan Evans | September 29, 2016

Sandra Ramos' 2015 work, "Searching Ithaca", is pictured at the ASU Art Museum on Friday, Jan. 22, 2016. The artwork is part of Ramos' exhibition "Watertight" which is currently showing at the museum.

Sandra Ramos incorporates political consciousness, Cuban culture with fantasy at ASU Art Museum

The exhibit contains sculpture and video animations commenting on the current and past state of affairs in Cuba and the U.S.

By Emily Zentner | January 24, 2016

Campus Insiders: ASU football will win seven games in 2015

Campus Insiders' Pete Fiutak broke down each of the Pac-12 schools in his preseason preview.

By Fabian Ardaya | July 10, 2015

ASU students showcase history of the Middle Ages and Renaissance

The Arizona Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies hosted a Middle Ages and Renaissance booth at ASU's Night of the Open Door.

By Vianka Villa | March 19, 2015

Biking: How safe is it?

Biking is good exercise. Biking is cheap. Biking is good for the environment. But is biking safe?

By Alicia Gonzales | March 18, 2015

Veteran restores memorials at Capitol

U.S. Navy veteran Mark Field restored fallen soldier memorials at Bolin Memorial Park on Sunday. Of the nearly 100 memorials, 75 have been completed.

By Brian Fore | March 10, 2015

Arizona students, supporters march at Capitol for continued education funding

Gov. Doug Ducey's proposed cuts to education have drawn crowds by the hundreds to fight for their rights.

By Jessica Suerth | March 5, 2015

Barrett Choir performs for Third Annual Pops Concert

Barrett Choir performed their Third Annual Pops Concert, a concert consisting of musical numbers chosen solely by students, at the Tempe Center for the Arts Theater on Sunday.

By Devin Conley | March 5, 2015

ASU hosts fourth annual Night of the Open Door

The event featured booths and displays from multiple colleges at ASU, hands-on activities, laboratory tours, and featured cutting edge research in science, technology, engineering and math.

By Kristen Lucas | March 3, 2015

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