Audrey Sadlier reports on mental health and counseling resources at ASU. Plus, the Sun Devil men's basketball team enters March Madness, and University President Michael Crow proposes tuition increases for the Fall 2023-24 academic year.
Plus, one op-ed that opposes a proposed development for luxury housing at Tempe Town Lake, and a look into ASU baseball’s spring season.
Plus, four ASU Tillman Scholars are honored at the Super Bowl, and ASU implemented programs to address the underrepresentation of Black people in STEM.
Plus, a petition from some Barrett faculty after controversial speakers were invited to campus, and a man was arrested after climbing to the top of Chase Tower.
A former ASU student filed an appeal of a trespassing conviction, claiming a first amendment violation. Plus, a look at ASU’s new partnership with Hank Green’s Crash Course project and an insight piece on womanhood. Join host Naomi DuBovis and the State Press podcast desk as they break down the ASU community's top stories in the second season of "State Press Play." New episodes every Wednesday.
AI-powered writing program ChatGPT has sparked questions for professors about the future of both AI and academics. Plus, updates on December's on-campus security incident in Tempe, and students get the chance to work Super Bowl LVII this spring.
When a controversial speaker came to campus earlier this semester, many students called for the University to stop the event. But what can the school actually do? We untangle some questions about ASU and freedom of speech in this special episode of "State Press Play."
Plus, 'A' Mountain gets a Wildcat themed paint job and a new on-campus delivery service that runs on students and scooters
Plus, ASU researchers built a satellite to study water-ice on the moon and a Tempe hockey arena could go to a public vote.
Plus, AZ Hugs for the Houseless will be required to get a special events permit from the city of Tempe, and journalists gathered last week at ASU to denounce attacks on the profession.
ASU buys out 50% of former football head coach Herm Edwards' remaining contract. Plus, key takeaways from The State Press' biannual meeting with ASU President Michael Crow, and more from Senator Mark Kelly's visit to the downtown campus. Join hosts Sonya Sheptunov and Naomi DuBovis as they explain this week's biggest ASU news stories on "State Press Play."
ASU welcomed a new campus...in California. Plus, Attorney General Mark Brnovich is taking aim at student loan forgiveness, and Prop. 308 looks to give Dreamers in-state tuition. Join hosts Sonya Sheptunov and Naomi Dubovis as they explain this week's biggest ASU news stories on "State Press Play."
Herm Edwards is out as ASU's head football coach, "a bad joke" escalated to a trio of late night bomb threats, and Tempe's feral cat community is bigger than you think. Join hosts Sonya Sheptunov and Naomi Dubovis as they explain this week's biggest ASU news stories on "State Press Play.
In the past week, abortion access has been severely restricted in Arizona, a new bill has made hazing illegal statewide and a look into a local walking club’s viral moment on Tik Tok.
Choosing between Integrity, Money or TikTok Fame in the Art World
Cameron Rubner and Nick Minker talk about student diets on- and off-campus, and the difficulties of eating healthy. This episode was produced alongside the Consumption Issue of State Press Magazine.
Reporter Peter Vezeau chats with actors from "Healing Wars," a show that brings attention to the struggles that veterans face after returning home.
ASU theatre major Hugo Crick-Furman shares their views on gender identity and discusses the fundamental problems present in "RuPaul's Drag Race" in a conversation with reporter Peter Vezeau.
Men's graduate student forward Kimani Lawrence joins reporter Austin Scott to talk about his early aspirations of playing in the NFL, growing up in a small sports market, his journey up to now as a Sun Devil and more.
In reflection on Hispanic Heritage Month, ASU student leaders speak with reporter Andrea Soto on change within the community and reflect on their own journeys.
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