Opinion

Common sense gun laws are good for Arizona

Bills such as HB2287 and SB1122 are a detriment to our safety.

By Morgan Willis | March 30, 2017

Actors perform "Men on Boats," which runs at the Paul V. Galvin Playhouse through April 2, 2017

(Wo)manifest Destiny: 'Men on Boats' represents the forgotten side of American history

By casting an all-minority cast to play historically white men, 'Men on Boats' demonstrates that minorities can play leading roles.

By Maria Harris | March 30, 2017

We all learn differently, and that's OK

Every student has a preferred learning style, and they should value this preference when studying and taking notes.

By Ashley Sutherland | March 29, 2017

A school's athletic success raises applicant interest

Colleges often catch the attention of prospective freshmen when their athletic programs have successful seasons in what is referred to as the "Flutie Effect."

By Alexndra Wolfe | March 29, 2017

Special Olympics athlete highlights stigma against people with disabilities

Special Olympics athlete Nick Hilton shed light on the stigma that people with disabilities still face today even if they can achieve greatness despite adversity.

By Kynan Marlin | March 29, 2017

ASU needs to create more innovative sex and relationship education

If ASU is going to pride itself on being No. 1 in innovation, it needs to effectively tackle sex and relationship education with the same tenacity.

By Sky Jordan | March 29, 2017

"Being able to openly express and explore one's sexual desires is integral for sexual wellness." Illustration published Tuesday, March 28, 2017.

Accept everyone's lifestyle — kinks and all

College is a time of exploration and growth, so we shouldn't be shaming others for consensual sexual preferences.

By Sky Jordan | March 28, 2017

Students walk by the fountain-turned-garden located near Orange St. and Cady Mall at ASU taken on Monday, March 28, 2017.

ASU graduates can break the liberal bubble by staying in Arizona

Staying in Phoenix after graduation is the best way to interact with those who disagree with you.

By Benjamin Steele | March 28, 2017

Where is the love for education?

Policymakers are degrading public education. Students should be worried and prepared to take action.

By Jonah Baker | March 28, 2017

On-campus events and forums are highly underused

On-campus events, such as forums with political leaders, are underutilized by ASU students.

By Courtney Beesch | March 28, 2017

Liberal and conservative news sites are part of a well-balanced media diet

Get out of your echo chamber — read news from the other side to understand them, and find some great content you wouldn't see otherwise.

By David Marino | March 27, 2017

Cartoon: "What's Up President Trump?"

A collaborative series from The State Press graphics desk. Many art styles, artists and stories, all about President Donald Trump.

By Graphics Desk | March 27, 2017

ASU human and family development senior Cassie Mortensen poses for a photo in her eighth month of pregnancy in Chandler, Arizona on Sunday, March 19, 2017.

Is it possible to be a pro-life feminist?

Being a pro-life doesn't mean you can't be a feminist too.

By Serena K. Martinez | March 27, 2017

Letter to the Editor: Wellness @ ASU What is it?

SDFC Wellness works tirelessly to improve students' lives through health education programming.

By Michael Navarro | March 27, 2017

To be neighborly is to resist: Reclaiming community after Trump

Trump rose on broken communities. Now the Valley is fighting back.

By Benjamin Steele | March 26, 2017

Uber driver and ASU student Kristofer Lenk on Tempe campus. Tuesday Feb. 7, 2017

Government regulations deter businesses such as Uber and Lyft from operating

Regulations on Uber and Lyft make it hard for them to operate which could cause them to leave the Phoenix area.

By Vamsi Krishna Pappusetti | March 26, 2017

The Arizona Senate Education Committee meets in Senate Hearing Room 1 on Thursday, Jan. 26, 2017.

Some members of the Arizona Legislature don't care about students

Thorpe's ideologies serve as reminder that students need to vote if they want their voice to be heard.

By Morgan Willis | March 23, 2017

Trump's proposed policies on climate change should serve as a call-to-action to all citizens

Trump's administration's plans to cut climate change initiatives should serve as a time of reflection for all of us.

By Yasmine Mian | March 23, 2017

Don't let issues like feminism end your friendships

Friendships should not end because people share different opinions about social and political issues.

By Serena K. Martinez | March 23, 2017

ASU Basketball has a bright future ahead

Despite three straight seasons of missing the NCAA tournament, the future looks bright for the Sun Devils under head coach Bobby Hurley and his top recruits.

By Kynan Marlin | March 22, 2017

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