From Uber to Quidditch, here are the week's top stories
Another week down and another week closer to winter break. Enjoy your weekend and catch up on the week's top stories.
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Another week down and another week closer to winter break. Enjoy your weekend and catch up on the week's top stories.
As you might have heard, there is no ASU football game this week. Here is a list of things you can do with your weekend to help you recover from last week's loss.
You did it. You made it through the short week after fall break and hopefully you did well on your midterms. Relax and treat yourself to the week's top stories.
Hopefully you are enjoying your short break. You deserve it! Sit down, consume a pumpkin spiced beverage and catch up on the top stories of the week.
Using a cell phone or other mobile electronic device that impairs driving will be prohibited according to a Sept. 24 vote by the Tempe City Council.
The first break of the school year is coming soon. Stay strong, study hard for midterms and take a few minutes to catch up on the week's top stories.
The life of a student DJ is similar to that of a student-athlete. Both are responsible for balancing education and a time-consuming extracurricular activity. Just like athletes, a DJ attends classes early in the day and practices between homework.
We know, last night's football game was terrible. You can read all about that here. In the meantime, catch up on the week's top stories listed below.
ASU was recently named the nation's most innovative school by U.S. News and World Report. The University was ranked above MIT, Stanford and Georgia State and several other top-performing schools. But why was ASU named 'most innovative?' Here are just a few of the reasons.
Whether you are taking a break from homework or are just looking to waste a few minutes (or possibly hours), this list of websites has a little something for everyone.
Believe it or not, four weeks of school have already passed. Many big news stories have broken at ASU and The State Press has you covered. Take a look at the last week's top stories.
Embrace it, ASU is made fun of by the mainstream media. ASU is the largest public university in the country thanks to an average acceptance rate of 84.3 percent, according to US News and World Report.
Sixty percent of ASU alumni live in Arizona and 180,000 live in Maricopa County, according to the ASU Alumni Association. All of the alumni who stay in Arizona help better the communities across the state. There are countless alumni-founded and alumni-led Arizona businesses. The following are several you may not have known about.
School is finally getting into a routine. Hopefully you like all of your professors and hopefully they haven't given you too much homework yet. Take a break from studying and browse through the week's top stories.
It has been 14 years since the attacks on New York City and Washington D.C. claimed innocent lives. This is a short list of the many free memorial events available across the Valley on Sept. 11.
Welcome to college, freshmen. Enjoy this freedom from your parents and begin taking the first steps to becoming an independent, healthy adult. You are now able to choose what you eat and when you eat it. Classes will get tough and you will be introduced to new experiences and new people. Take a look at this list and use it to help you stress out less and make better lifestyle choices.
As you unwind after long study sessions and Labor Day weekend get-togethers, scroll through this week's top stories. Let this list of articles distract you from dwelling on ASU football's disappointing season opener.
Over 118 years, 23 head coaches, 17 conference titles, 589 wins and 14 bowl wins, ASU football has quite the history — and it's only growing.
ASU is home to countless prominent alumni. So many in fact, that you probably couldn't read the whole list. Here is a condensed list of business owners, politicians, athletes and other prominent public figures that call ASU their alma mater.
Although the first week of classes is finally over, the struggle to adjust to the warm and dry climate continues. Find some air conditioning so you can relax and enjoy the week’s top stories.
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