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The Cutlective is a new salon in the Memorial Union providing hair and beauty care to students and staff.
The School of Ocean Futures is expanding on their current work, increasing global sustainability.
Michael Crow sat down with The State Press to discuss current issues and the direction of the University.
While ASU does not offer any degrees or minors in deaf-related studies, faculty members are working on changing that.
ASU's lack of adaptive sports teams pushes community members to create their own alternatives.
As the Trump administration pushes against University programs, underrepresented students look for ways to overcome adversities on campus.
The candidates running for USG Downtown give a rundown of their policies, introducing themselves to the student body.
Sedra Shahin and Joshua Cole are leading executive tickets to head USG West Valley for the 2024-25 school year.
The Undergraduate Student Government Tempe will host elections from April 1-2.
The ASU Derby Devils are back in full force at Arizona State University.
University artists are diversifying the art world to share underrepresented stories through animation, South Asian dance and traditional Indigenous art. Through their work, they challenge norms, celebrate culture and push for greater inclusivity.
After statewide legislation targeting DEI programs, University members speak on the legality of DEI across various sectors and its potential implications.
Need new friends? Or a new hobby? Check out these unique ASU clubs.
Local artists and students explore the power of public art and how it can bring communities together and spark ideas.
Victoria's Secret Fashion Show returns to mixed fan opinions among Gen Z.
Join hosts Connor Greenwall and Ava Peguese for this week's State Press Play. Tune in to learn more about an opinion article on John McCain and modern day Republicans with Multimedia Director Morgan Kubasko. Plus, we'll hear about how food insecurity affects ASU students and how the resource Pitchfork Pantry can help.
Bollywood Night was the first of a variety of events hosted by Indian Students' Association to build a community of students rooted in Indian culture and tradition.
The EcoCinema Cafe at ASU combines impactful films and expert discussions to spark engagement and action towards sustainability.
Red Bull is bringing back its "Can You Make It?" event, and ASU students accepted into the challenge are preparing to embark on an adventure through Europe.
After years of missing South Asian representation in ASU's curriculum, the University is adding four new classes for the spring semester.
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