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ASU Pi Kappa Phi members Jackson Roy, Logan Hecht, Austin Miller and Drew Cring pose in front of San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge during the first leg of their journey. The bikers began in San Francisco, and finished in Washington D.C. on August 13.

Cycling Superheroes: ASU students bike across country to raise funds for individuals with disabilities

ASU fraternity members spent their summer cycling across the country to raise money and awareness for individuals with disabilities.

By Emi Kamezaki | August 23, 2016

Protectors of the A was released in August of 2016.

"Protectors of the A" children's book

In 2007, Jason Ake and Taylor Dancer protected the A. In 2016, they are married with two kids, and they've published a children's book called "Protectors of the A."

By Alexis Egeland | August 21, 2016

RentHoop users swipe right to indicate they "like" other users. Once matched, they can start a conversation within the app's messaging interface.

Students seeking roommates can now use new mobile app RentHoop

RentHoop, a new app worked on in part by an ASU student, was created to help students find roommates safely.

By Joshua Bowling | July 3, 2016

Downtown Phoenix Post Office to be named after retired congressman, ASU alumnus

With a bill introduced June 21, the building could be renamed after retired Arizona congressman Ed Pastor.

By Isaac Windes | July 1, 2016

Arcade bar Bonus Round mixes nerd culture with a 'Cheers' feel

The location houses classic arcade cabinets as well as board games and an array of craft beer and video game-themed cocktails

By Damion Julien-Rohman | June 22, 2016

Veterans, ASU alumni give back to community through The Veterans Directory

Military veterans and ASU alumni are giving back to the armed forces community through an online directory for veterans.

By Joshua Bowling | June 7, 2016

A girl waits in line to order coffee at Kings Coffee on the morning of Tuesday March 29, 2016.

5 places around campus to get caffeinated, creative at open mics

Places to share and discover fresh talent are only a few minutes away from ASU's Tempe and Downtown campuses.

By Celina Jimenez | March 29, 2016

Myrella Arellano Summer practicing with the Jazz Choir at ASU

ASU vocal jazz group Arpeggio hits the high notes this semester

Vocal jazz group Arpeggio flavors the music community with its a capella touch.

By Damon Smith | February 21, 2016

A house show takes place in Tempe on Saturday, Sept. 19, 2015.

What makes house shows worth hosting?

I’m here to share the wealth of knowledge that my roommates and I have accumulated from hosting, by our estimate, 20 of these events.

By Peter Northfelt | January 10, 2016

Comedian Joel McHale performs for ASU students for homecoming week on Monday, Nov. 9, 2015, at Wells Fargo Arena in Tempe. McHale told jokes from an array of topics, ranging from ASU football to the Kardashians.

ASU Homecoming comedy show features laughs, 'Community' actor Joel McHale

Although some may consider this football season a joke, this week offers events that students may attend to ring in celebrating the arrival of the homecoming game on Saturday.

By Ryan Santistevan | November 10, 2015

Ghosts, time capsules and literature: A history of the Virginia G. Piper Writer's Center

The Virginia G. Piper Writing Center is more than just the small house next to Old Main that feeds the feral cats around campus.

By Ryan Santistevan | October 28, 2015

ASU associate professor Lance Gharavi leads a discussion with the audience on the potential of robots in the future at the Emerge 2015 event held at Skysong in Scottsdale, Arizona. (Daniel Kwon/The State Press)

'Emerge' blends science and art under one roof

The interactive event presented many inventive ideas to attendees.

By Damion Julien-Rohman | March 7, 2015

10 best new TV shows of 2014

While returning favorites continued to reach new highs, TV's golden age continues with groundbreaking new shows.

By Zachary Heltzel | December 1, 2014

ASU students raise money for medical supplies in Fijian coastal village

ASU students participating in a School of Human Evolution and Social Change study abroad program in Fiji took the health of their host community into their own hands by starting a fundraiser for basic medical supplies.

By Megann Phillips | November 23, 2014

Joy Harjo and Winona LaDuke at ASU West campus

American Indians present on art and culture in environmental and social sustainability

Guest speakers Winona LeDuke and Joy Harjo, both American Indian activists, came to discuss how they utilize American Indian lessons in modern societal and environmental progress.

By Rachael Tashbook | October 2, 2014

Project Sunshine is a nationally recognized organization and, because of Julie Rizzolo and the dedication of their team, ASU is able to provide their students and community with the opportunity to spread the light and love to those in need. (Photo by Rachel Nemeh)

Project Sunshine members volunteer to brighten Phoenix children's days

The members of the ASU chapter of Project Sunshine volunteer their time and resources to local children in the hospital.

By Melissa Stewart | April 2, 2014

'Community' fans wait on pins and needles for "#sixseasonsandamovie" announcement

What once sounded like an impossible dream for fans of NBC's cult comedy may actually become a reality.

| April 2, 2014

Students plan to help children through dance group Movement Exchange

Dancers aim to provide children in Panama with dance education and a future in the arts through a summer community service trip with Movement Exchange, an international nonprofit organization.

By Melissa Stewart | March 2, 2014

What do ASU students have in common with elderly Koreans?

What we all need are more community spaces not based in "mine" and "yours."

| January 30, 2014

'Transmedia' storytelling allows for maximum creativity, engagement

All the software in the world can’t replace an excited and enthused fan base.

By Rebecca Simpson | October 24, 2013

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