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State Press Investigates Tempe's Future Development

Students, alumni guard A Mountain prior to U of A game

Students from the ASU Student Alumni Association took up guard at Tempe's A Mountain to protect it from University of Arizona's annual tradition of painting it before the ASU versus U of A rivalry football game. Various other student organizations came out to help the SAA with its mission to guard the A.

ASU beats U of A 52-37

The Sun Devils faced off with the U of A Wildcats once again to bring home an exiting and revitalizing win. The Territorial Cup is now in the hands of the Sun Devils!

Inside Camp Fargo

Over 350 campsites surrounded Wells Fargo Arena this week in preparation for the ASU vs. U of A football game. Students arrived as early as Thursday and camped the next two days waiting for ticket sales to open Saturday morning, but some students say the Camp Fargo experience is about more than just game tickets.

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ASU reclaims Territorial Cup with 52-37 win over Arizona

The ASU Sun Devils faced off against the rival University of Arizona Wildcats to reclaim the Territorial Cup with a 52-37 win. The game also marked the final home game of the season and was a special win for the seniors on the team.

Wasted Ink Zine Distro to open in Tempe

Zine fanatics hope to spread culture in Tempe with the opening of Wasted Ink Zine Distro. Zines, which are like editorial mini-magazines, can be creative outlets for both their producers and readers. 

Virtual transplant demonstration

Virtual transplant demonstration of donor heart (green) being placed into the recipient’s chest via ASU biomedical engineering PhD student Jonathan Plasencia.

The State Press Football Roundtable: U of A Edition

ASU Celebrates Homecoming Week with Parade

Sun devils young and old alike gathered for the 2015 homecoming parade and block party. Over a hundred booths representing ASU colleges and organizations provided the ultimate game-day experience.

ASU women's basketball vs. Kentucky postgame:

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State Press Roundtable: Washington Edition

Fabian Ardaya and Matthew Tonis preview this week's homecoming game against University of Washington.

Desert Botanical Garden combines sweet and spicy at Chiles and Chocolate Festival

Chocolate and chiles took over the Desert Botanical Garden this week for the 13th annual Chiles and Chocolate Festival. The event, free with garden admission, included samples vendors from all over the valley, as well as cooking demonstrations and live music. 

Annual SerbFest brings Serbian culture to Phoenix

St. Sava Serbian Orthodox Church hosted the 13th annual SerbFest this weekend, enabling Phoenicians to "visit Serbia without a passport." The event included authentic Serbian music, dancing, food and drink.

Yappy Halloween celebrates holiday while finding animals forever homes

Lucky Dog Rescue brought their adoptable dogs to Squid Ink Sushi on Saturday for a day of Halloween festive fun. The event gave prospective dog owners and restaurant patrons alike a chance to meet and play with the dogs while enjoying a meal.

ASU Formula SAE Team gears up for automotive competition

The Arizona State SAE Team is gearing up for this year's national competition with high hopes and one very fast race car. The Society of Automotive Engineers is an international organization of engineering students and engineers that gives the teams a set of regulations with which they have to build a competitive race car. 

ASU organizations work together to benefit Saint Vincent de Paul

Blaze Radio, with the help of PAB, USG and the Cronkite School, hosted the first Live and Local music festival Friday night. The event filled Civic Space Park with local music and kicked off the Saint Vincent de Paul food drive throughout the month of November.

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ASU groups host first ASU Special Olympics

Devils Pitching In and the Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College partnered with Special Olympics to host the first ASU Special Olympics on Saturday. People of all ages from local Special Olympics chapters came out to participate in basketball, volleyball, soccer and dodgeball. Athletes rotated between the sports and participated in a fall carnival hosted by the Teachers College.