Several companies provided ASU with $2 million of 3-D printing equipment. The Manufacturing Research and Innovation Hub, part of the Ira A. Fulton School of Engineering located at the Polytechnic campus in Mesa, Arizona, contains the largest additive manufacturing research facility in the region.
The Tempe Islamic Center's hijab exchange event is just one example of what is available to Muslim ASU students seeking a religious community. Video by Mingson Lau.
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. The group is less competitive than the symphony orchestra, an ensemble made up mostly of music majors, and it provides a creative outlet to a growing number of students. Video by Mark Quinones. Reach the reporter at mquinon9@asu.edu or follow @markquinonesASU on Twitter. Like State Press on Facebook and follow @statepress on Twitter.
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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. Customers weigh in on the reopening. Video by Abdel Jimenez.
Elementary and middle school students gathered at ASU's West campus on Wednesday, January 18 to learn more of Martin Luther King Jr.'s message to America and experience his "I Have A Dream" speech. Reach the videographer at mingson.lau@asu.edu and follow @daaaming on Twitter. Like The State Press on Facebook and follow @statepress on Twitter.
Thousands of Arizonans gathered in the streets of Phoenix and at the capitol building to stand up for women's rights, protest the Trump administration, and demand accountability from Arizona lawmakers. This was one of 11 sister marches in Arizona and one of 600 in the United States alone. Reach the videographer at jevans29@asu.edu or follow @jordan_evans_16 on Twitter. Like The State Press on Facebook and follow @statepress on Twitter.
The State Press went out to discover what New Year's resolutions ASU students had, or why they didn't have any.Music: "Dig the Uke" by Stefan Kartenberg (c) copyright 2016Creative Commons Attribution Noncommercial (3.0) licensedig.ccmixter.org
This video is a part of an investigative series featured on StatePress.com.
This video is part of an investigative series featured on StatePress.com.
This video is part of an investigative series featured on StatePress.com
This video is part of an investigative series featured on StatePress.com
This video is part of an investigative series featured on StatePress.com.
This video is a part of an investigative series on StatePress.com.
ASU's Neon Club creates sculptures through the art of glass bending, thousands of volts of electricity and chemical combinations. The club, which meets on Tuesday and Thursday evenings in the sculpture studio, provides an outlet for students to pursue a potentially dangerous art form under the supervision of a trained professional.Reach the reporter at aeneff@asu.edu or follow and @andreff05 on Twitter.Like The State Press on Facebook and follow @statepress on Twitter.
Kiara Russell, ASU freshman guard, discusses why she chose to play basketball at ASU. Video by Michael Baron.
ASU’s American Sign Language club connects Deaf and hearing students together to develop their ASL skills through games, community service events and activities. The club has attracted students with a variety of backgrounds and future goals.
Playing intramural sports isn't the only option students have for athletic involvement. In this video, student intramural referees talk about what it's like to officiate student intramural sports.
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