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ASU will leave food businesses prepped for a sustainable future

ASU's Prepped program will offer sustainability in future lessons. 

By Katelyn Reinhart | October 23, 2019

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Video: ASU hosts Vietnam War massacre exhibit

ASU hosted an exhibit at its Downtown Phoenix campus that educated visitors about the My Lai Massacre of 1968.

By Ryan Tisminezky | October 21, 2019

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ASU law developing Indian Gaming and Tribal Self-Governance programs

The Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law plans to create the first Indian Gaming and Tribal Self-Governance programs in the country. 

By Taylor Lane | October 21, 2019

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Local artists illustrate Phoenix history through Fry's mural

The mural, located at the closest Fry's to the Downtown Phoenix campus, depicts the area's history. 

By Katelyn Reinhart | October 20, 2019

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State Press Play: Is ASU doing enough to help low income students?

ASU student Anthony Delphy shares a unique perspective as a low-income student. 

By Balin Overstolz-McNair | October 17, 2019

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ASU Unified Society of South Asia hosts Hindu celebration Garba and Raas

This Hindu tradition of Garba and Raas is meant to bring Asian and Asian Pacific communities together at ASU. 

By Anusha Natarajan | October 17, 2019

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State Press Play: Can making friends really bee this easy?

Two newly made friends discuss BumbleBFF, a section of the popular dating app that is focused on friendships.

By Mackenzie Marchello | October 17, 2019

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FYG U Music and Tech Festival brings Duke Dumont and Whethan to ASU

The touring festival encourages students to "find their grind" through technical music opportunities. 

By Emily Sears | October 17, 2019

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Safer Bars: A statewide program to reduce frequency of sexual assault

Bar staff near the three largest universities in Arizona will receive training to prevent sexual assault incidents.

By McKenzie Sadeghi | October 17, 2019

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Buses, billboards, buildings: ASU talks innovation

ASU's Spark initiative will teach the college community to be more innovative.

By Katelyn Reinhart | October 16, 2019

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Police beat: ASU's September 2019 crime roundup

More crimes occurred on and around ASU's campuses in September 2019 than in September 2018.

By Itzia Crespo | October 10, 2019

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ASU program celebrates 50 years of teaching English to non-native speakers

Professors and students reflect on 50 years of graduate program teaching English to non-native English speakers.

By Emily Sears | October 10, 2019

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Modern-day salon encourages attendees to 'Get Lit'

On the first Thursday of each month, literary enthusiasts can gather in Valley Bar's basement to "Get Lit."

By Emily Sears | October 10, 2019

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This weekend in events: fall break to-dos

From pride events to a taco festival, The State Press looks at events for the long weekend.

By Ellie Borst | October 9, 2019

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The city of Phoenix makes changes to ensure pedestrian safety

The city of Phoenix and ASU work to address pedestrian safety in a growing city.

By Kiera Riley | October 8, 2019

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ASU to celebrate new Thunderbird building with groundbreaking ceremony

ASU will hold a groundbreaking ceremony for a new Thunderbird building on Monday.

By Katelyn Reinhart | October 6, 2019

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State Press Places: A flaming hot museum

The Hall of Flame is a historic firefighting museum located next to ASU's Tempe campus. In this episode, podcaster Mackenzie Marchello sits down with a curator of education Mark Moorhead, and current ASU student Claudia Garcia. 

By Mackenzie Marchello | October 3, 2019

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Grey Box Collective explores dealing with trauma through art

Visual art and heavy storytelling are two of the many elements Grey Box Collective utilizes to provide support and education on sensitive topics.

By McKenzie Sadeghi | October 3, 2019

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Enhancing global business through an innovative lens

ASU is partnering with EGADE to allow Executive MBA students the opportunity to network globally.

By Anusha Natarajan | October 3, 2019

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Climate change and the apocalypse: how rhetoric affects Americans

An ASU project explores whether or not apocalyptic thinking and rhetoric about climate change is helpful or hurtful to members of the public.

By Endia Fontanez | October 2, 2019

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