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Azmat Khan speaks about her experience with the air war in the Middle East and South Asia on March 16, 2017.

The Center on the Future of War aims to predict the future of warfare

The Center talks about the future of warfare and studies the trends to predict and prevent conflict.

By Alexa Buechler | March 20, 2017

Award recipients Michael Burns and Jack Furst pose with Sparky on Founders' Day 2017.

ASU alumni recognized at Founders' Day

ASU alums Michael Burns and Jack Furst were honored during the annual Founders' Day event.

By Jordan Tower | March 19, 2017

The line of customers flows out onto the sidewalk on customer appreciation day at Ted’s Hot Dogs on Wednesday, Feb. 22, 2017 in Tempe, Arizona.

Ted’s Hot Dogs to open a new location in Chandler, renovate in Tempe

90 years since it opened its first restaurant, Ted's Hot Dogs will be opening it's eleventh location in Chandler, Arizona.

By Nathan J Fish | March 19, 2017

Desiree Duke poses for a photo holding a sign during the Survivor Walk on Thursday, March 16, 2017 at Hayden Lawn on ASU's Tempe campus.

More than victims: Survivor Walk encourages awareness to sexual assault

ASU students walk to promote awareness against sexual assault during Women's HERstory Month.

By Marcella Baietto | March 19, 2017

ASU President Michael Crow meets with The State Press editorial board in a conference room in the Fulton Center on the Tempe campus on March 2, 2017.

ASU tuition proposal for 2017-18 would increase cost for all students

Every ASU student could experience an increase in his or her tuition — some more than others.

By Angel Mendoza | March 17, 2017

ASU graduate social justice major Petrit Gashi introduces speakers during a west campus event called "Global Refugee Crisis: A Community and Student Forum on Refugees" on Thursday, March 16, 2017.

Panelists hold open forum about refugee crisis

Seven panelists, with backgrounds ranging from crisis response advocates to actual refugees and immigrants, spoke Thursday to students and faculty at the ASU West campus about the state of the nation in regards to the global refugee crisis under the current US administration.

By Angel Mendoza | March 17, 2017

Customers pick out their produce at a Borderlands P.O.W.W.O.W market.

Lessening the landfills: food bank rescues unwanted produce

Borderlands brings rescued produce to ASU campuses to decrease food waste and promote nutritious food.

By Karisma Sandoval | March 16, 2017

ASU According to You: Student Veterans

On this episode of ASU According to You, Douglas Alvarado talks about his experiences being a veteran and student at Arizona State University.

By Noelle Lilley | March 15, 2017

Dr. Michael Kimmel speaks at the Women Deliver Conference in Copenhagen, Denmark in May 2016.

ASU to hear from expert on issues regarding men and masculinity

Michael Kimmel, recently called “the world’s most prominent male feminist”, comes to ASU to talk about men and masculinity in today's world.

By Karisma Sandoval | March 15, 2017

ASU alumnus starts Million Dollar Teacher Project

ASU alumnus Lloyd Hopkins started a nonprofit project to help teachers receive more appreciation, support and compensation.

By Alexa Buechler | March 15, 2017

An ASU student holds up two dollars on the Tempe campus on March 12, 2017.

ASU students want to raise awareness for people living with hunger

ASU students are participating in the $2 a day challenge to raise awareness for people living in poverty and hunger.

By Alexa Buechler | March 13, 2017

First ASU police dog is hanging up her badge and vest in July

Disney the first ASU police dog retires in July after eight years of service.

By Nicole Dusanek | March 13, 2017

Kayla Tomooka, one of the Urban Sol week coordinators, poses for a photo on Mill Ave. in Tempe, Arizona on Friday, March 10, 2017.

Doing it for the culture: Urban Sol week aims to bring hip-hop culture to ASU

From graffiti workshops to beat battles, the Urban Sol festival puts hip hop culture front and center for ASU students.

By Keegan Kelly | March 12, 2017

Eating at ASU: how students get by on- and off-campus

Eating at ASU: how students get by on and off-campus from The State Press on Vimeo. When attempting to find a balance between school, work and other life commitments as a student, eating often falls by the wayside.

By Mark Quinones | March 2, 2017

Emotional support animals find a home in University housing

ASU's Disability Resource Center allows emotional support animals in University housing, and nursing sophomore Tara Grant goes in depth about the approval process.

By Kyle Russell | March 1, 2017

Young Life students who participated in the Mexico Housebuilding trip from Feb. 24 to Feb. 26, 2017 pose for a picture in Rocky Point, Mexico.

Young Life students help alleviate poverty in Rocky Point miles away from luxury

While many students flock to Rocky Point to relax, students from Young Life spent a weekend in the needy communities of Rocky Point building houses up from the ground.

By Karisma Sandoval | March 1, 2017

Students for Life advocates for the pro-life movement on campus

Students for Life encourages discussion and education about baby development. They also want to help struggling pregnant and parenting students.

By Alexa Buechler | March 1, 2017

Multiple local organizations promote their causes and seek to spread information regarding them at the Local to Global Justice Festival outside the Farmer Ed building at ASU's Tempe campus on Feb. 26, 2017.

Local to Global Justice advocates for spectrum of social issues at ASU

Local to Global Justice is an activist and social justice club that covers a variety of issues from the local to global levels.

By Alexa Buechler | February 28, 2017

Bringing the snow to the inferno: Sun Devils take to the slopes

Sun Devil Ski Club spends their weekends in the snow to get away from the Tempe heat.

By Marcella Baietto | February 27, 2017

Student protesters continue to call for tuition freeze following Prop. 206 campus worker exemption

Many students are protesting for a tuition freeze because student workers are not receiving the benefits from Proposition 206.

By Alexa Buechler | February 26, 2017

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