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How ASU's financial partnerships affect students' wallets

ASU's financial partnerships in the past decade have done different things for students bottom lines.

By Anthony Vejar | April 11, 2024

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ASU students prepare to travel through Europe using only Red Bull as currency

Red Bull is bringing back its "Can You Make It?" event, and ASU students accepted into the challenge are preparing to embark on an adventure through Europe. 

By George Headley | April 10, 2024

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Tempe approves live music license for Rusty Taco to maintain weekend crowds

Tempe approved a live music license for Rusty Taco to provide entertainment for their crowds and for ASU students.

By Ginia McFarland | April 10, 2024

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ASU expands curriculum with classes representing South Asia

After years of missing South Asian representation in ASU's curriculum, the University is adding four new classes for the spring semester.

By Senna James | April 9, 2024

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Russian opposition leader continues to serve time years after Arizona speech

Vladimir Kara-Murza spoke at the Arizona House of Representatives two years ago, an action that sent him behind bars. But his interactions with the state didn't start there.

By Mia Osmonbekov | April 8, 2024

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How to stay safe on campus: A guide for women at ASU

This guide covers concerns from women about safety on ASU's Tempe campus and ways to remain vigilant in sketchy situations. 

By Senna James | April 8, 2024

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Women's skate club voices need for more campus representation

Women's Skate Club at ASU voices the importance of campus accommodations while building a skateboarding community open to all students. 

By Natalia Jarrett | April 3, 2024

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National Volunteer Month brings opportunities for students to give back

April is National Volunteer Month, and there are many opportunities nearby for ASU students to help the greater community. 

By George Headley | April 3, 2024

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Michael Crow speaks on OpenAI, LGBTQ+ student space in Tempe forum

In his last student forum for the 2023-2024 academic year, Crow spoke on OpenAI, Tempe construction and international student employment. 

By George Headley | April 2, 2024

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Students at ASU support more diversity initiatives in Greek life

Within a crucial student community, Greek life members are trying to develop new efforts to increase diversity and awareness across their sororities and fraternities. 

By Emma Brownstein | March 28, 2024

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'Count Quarters:' UA employees continue to worry about financial mismanagement

Amid UA's financial crisis, union workers and university faculty speak on working conditions and the need for more change and collaboration from administration.

By George Headley | March 28, 2024

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The Red Cross emphasizes student, professor presence in disaster relief, healthcare efforts

With March being Red Cross National Observance Month, the organization stresses the importance of student and professor presence in disaster relief and healthcare efforts and saving lives. 

By George Headley | March 25, 2024

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On Tempe's A Mountain, The Ramadan crescent moon shines for all

Several organizations come together to create and install a religious display for Ramadan.

By Senna James | March 25, 2024

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Finding the rhythm to the Argentine tango, Tango Club at ASU welcomes everyone

The Tango Club allows ASU students of any experience level to learn the dance and express themselves through improvisation.

By Senna James | March 25, 2024

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Snow Devils embark on excursion to Utah, hit the slopes over spring break

Snow Devils provides students with an opportunity to ski and snowboard outside of Arizona while developing lasting friendships.

By Abigail Wilt | March 21, 2024

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Michael Crow discusses new athletic director, lawsuit involving ASU, future of AI

The State Press sat down with University President Michael Crow to discuss everything from the new athletic director to The Goldwater Institute lawsuit involving ASU to University plans with AI.

By Alysa Horton and Walker Smith | March 21, 2024

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Once etched as taboo, tattoos have become acceptable in the workforce

The once stigmatized art is now normalized as younger generations enter the workforce with visible tattoos.

By Ginia McFarland | March 20, 2024

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Gov. Hobbs vetoes bipartisan housing bill, could affect students

Gov. Hobbs vetoed HB 2570 on Monday, which would have allowed developers to build more affordable housing options for Arizonans.

By Mia Osmonbekov | March 19, 2024

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Sun Devils take to the skies in RC competition, network in the process

Air Devils is an aeronautical organization dedicated to building an aircraft to compete in an AIAA competition, through which students earn opportunities and learn new skills in the industry.

By George Headley | March 18, 2024

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ASU's Holi event draws thousands for colorful cultural celebration

ASU's Holi festival welcomed over 2,000 participants, celebrating the arrival of spring with an event that emphasized unity, color and community.

By Emily Fox-Million | March 18, 2024

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