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Mark Harris breaks down ASU's upset victory over Oregon

State Press football reporter, Mark Harris, breaks down the key things from ASU's upset victory against Oregon.

Anthony Totri breaks down keys to upset victory against Oregon

State Press football reporter, Anthony Totri, breaks down ASU's upset victory against Oregon.

Community organizer leads a workshop on street dance activism

Barrett, The Honors College at Arizona State University and the Center for the Study of Race and Democracy invite organizer and activist Shamell Bell for a lecture and dance workshop on Wednesday, Sept. 20, 2017, in downtown Phoenix. Her lecture and workshop entailed street dance and its role in activism and protests, particularly the Black Lives Matter movement.

Students volunteer across the Valley for annual Fall Service Plunge

Volunteers seed and pot milkweed on Sept. 16, 2017, for a project with the Desert Botanical Garden as one of Changemaker Central's days of service. ASU students volunteered their Saturday to work on projects for nonprofits across the valley. The project was one of many sites students had to choose from to make their impact on the community. The university-wide day of service was coordinated by Changemaker Central.

ASU alumna co-facilitates white-privilege discussions

Arizona State University alumna Allyson Yoder co-facilitated a white-privilege discussion series on Thursday Sept. 14, 2017 in Phoenix, Arizona. The First Congregational United Church of Christ hosted part one out of six discussions around white-privilege. Yoder credits her ASU classes and experiences as foundational tools for her role in these discussions. Reach the reporter at letorre3@asu.edu or follow @LTOnDaTrack on Twitter. Like The State Press on Facebook and follow @statepress on Twitter.

Students volunteer across the valley for the annual Fall Service Plunge

Volunteers seed and pot milkweed on Sept. 16, 2017 for a project with the Desert Botanical Garden as one of Changemaker Central's days of service. ASU students volunteered their Saturday to work on projects for nonprofits across the valley. The project was one of many sites students had to choose from to make their impact on the community. The university-wide day of service was coordinated by Changemaker Central.

ASU club AZ Saber teaches members to spar with lightsabers

ASU students in the AZ Saber club meet twice a week to train and play games on campus such as capture the flag and team death match with polycarbonate lightsabers.

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State Press breaks down ASU vs SDSU football game

The State Press football reporters Joe Jacquez and Anthony Totri explain what happened in ASU's first loss of the season against San Diego State.

The legacy of Reynaldo Hahn's operas

Reynaldo Hahn, a Venezuelan composer best known for his art music, is having his legacy preserved at ASU in "What Makes a Man?" Robert Mills, vocal coach for ASU's Lyric Opera Theater, shares these age old operas and what makes Hahn's work so important.

ASU Women's Soccer Prepares for Conference Season

ASU Women's Soccer Prepares for Conference Season

Intramural flag football teams go head-to-head

On Tuesday Aug. 29, 2017, ASU's Sun Devil Fitness Center held an intramural flag football tournament, and the winners walked away with front-row season opener tickets to see New Mexico State. Teams Du Crew and Twopeat competed throughout the night, but Du Crew ultimately took the victory.

Intramural flag football teams go head-to-head

On Tuesday Aug. 29, 2017, ASU's Sun Devil Fitness Center held an intramural flag football tournament, and the winners walked away with front-row season opener tickets to see New Mexico State. Teams Du Crew and Twopeat competed throughout the night, but Du Crew ultimately took the victory.

Intramural flag football teams go head-to-head

Tuesday Aug. 29, 2017 ASU held a flag football tournament that involved student intramural athletes. The winners walked away with front-row season opener tickets to see New Mexico State. Teams Du Crew and Twopeat competed throughout the night, but Du Crew ultimately took the victory.

Japanese Drumming Club Provides Cultural Outlet

The Sun Devil Taiko Club, a student drumming organization, brings Japanese culture and music together. The group serves as a segue for other students to introduce themselves into classic Asian traditions. Professor Ted Solis sponsors the group, while Tanyon Berry leads rehearsals and performances.

Japanese Drumming Club Provides Cultural Outlet

The Sun Devil Taiko Club, a student drumming organization, brings Japanese culture and music together. The group serves as a segue for other students to introduce themselves into classic Asian traditions. Professor Ted Solis sponsors the group, while Tanyon Berry leads rehearsals and performances.

Japanese Drumming Club Provides Cultural Outlet

The Sun Devil Taiko Club, a student drumming organization, brings Japanese culture and music together. The group serves as a segue for other students to introduce themselves into classic Asian traditions. Professor Ted Solis sponsors the group, while Tanyon Berry leads rehearsals and performances.