Emra Muslim

Politics Reporter

Emra is a junior studying political science with a minor in Spanish. This is her first semester with The State Press. She has also worked at the League of Women Voters of Arizona, USG-WV, Honors College Council at Barrett and the Center for the Study of Religion and Conflict.

Opinion: ASU should excuse classes on Election Day to encourage civic engagement

By Emra Muslim

Excusing ASU classes on Election Day would boost student civic engagement, help voter turnout and foster ...

November 5, 2024

Prominent political figures host events targeting women voters in final days before election

By Emma Bradford and Emra Muslim

Trump and Harris campaigns rally female voters in Phoenix, with Team Trump's Lara Trump and Minnesota's ...

October 30, 2024

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Native American voters receive assistance from community advocates

By Emra Muslim and Ellis Preston

Members of the Indigenous population address voting education and obstacles the community may face during ...

October 27, 2024

ASU Jewish community unites for Oct. 7 commemoration

By Emra Muslim

ASU Hillel, Chabad and Olami hosted a memorial with students and staff sharing stories, offering prayers ...

October 8, 2024

From ASU classrooms to the Capitol: alumni running for Arizona legislative seats

By Emra Muslim

Three ASU alumni are running in key Arizona battleground districts, aiming to bring community-driven ...

September 24, 2024

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New crimes, old fears: How students in Arizona could be affected by immigration ballot measure

By Pippa Fung and Emra Muslim

Student organizations and voters detail the faults of the proposition for the workforce, students and ...

September 24, 2024

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ASU student groups host debate watch parties, share thoughts on candidates' performances

By Teanna Sorensen and Emra Muslim

Republican and Democratic student groups on campus hosted debate watch parties and here's a comparison ...

September 11, 2024

Graduate Student Government President Ravi Teja Chopparapu is impeached by Assembly

By Emra Muslim

The Graduate Student Government Assembly has impeached President Ravi Teja Chopparapu.

September 4, 2024

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Opinion: ASU should excuse classes on Election Day to encourage civic engagement

Prominent political figures host events targeting women voters in final days before election

Native American voters receive assistance from community advocates

ASU Jewish community unites for Oct. 7 commemoration

From ASU classrooms to the Capitol: alumni running for Arizona legislative seats

New crimes, old fears: How students in Arizona could be affected by immigration ballot measure

ASU student groups host debate watch parties, share thoughts on candidates' performances

Graduate Student Government President Ravi Teja Chopparapu is impeached by Assembly

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