The State Press

The State Press is the student-run news outlet for Arizona State University. It transitioned to a fully digital format in August 2014. Prior to that, it released a free print newspaper every weekday until January 2013, when it shifted to a weekly print edition. The editorial team later shared that ASU Student Media would concentrate on developing various new digital offerings and occasional special print editions.

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Groups, students rally at Arizona Capitol for education funding, resources

4 days ago | statepress.com | Carsten Oyer

Advocacy groups across Arizona rallied at the state Capitol on Monday, demanding that legislators protect education funding and marginalized students. Organized by the Arizona Students' Association, organizations gathered outside the Capitol building to advocate for education affordability, free speech rights, protections for LGBTQ+ students and access to campus resources.
New Arizona law bans encampments on campuses

1 week ago | statepress.com | Carsten Oyer

Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs signed a bill on May 7 banning encampments on the state's university and community college campuses. House Bill 2880 deems individuals who"establish or occupy an encampment" on campuses to be guilty of criminal trespass and liable for costs related to removing the encampment and repairing any damage caused. According to state law, this degree of criminal trespass is a class 3 misdemeanor, punishable by up to 30 days in prison.
BREAKING: University suspends GSG, potentially pausing student funding

2 weeks ago | statepress.com | Carsten Oyer

The Graduate Student Government was notified by a University administrator on Tuesday that it is suspended of all operations, pending an investigation into complaints against the organization. This suspension will stop GSG from providing funding for graduate students until it is lifted.
Advice: Dear Abby

1 month ago | statepress.com | Abigail Wilt

Students have spoken, and they need help. From dating to friendship to finances, it's clear no one knows what they're doing. Luckily, I know everything, and I'm here to help. Consider me your college expert, here to sift through all your problems and provide you with the right advice to better yourself and the students around you. We published a form, and students responded with their qualms, questions and queries.
Connection and community through esports at ASU - The Arizona State Press

1 month ago | statepress.com | Meghana Yerragovula

The Esports Lounge is home to many high performance PCs and consoles and is a welcoming environment for gamers of all kinds.
University administration interferes in GSG proceedings, records show

1 month ago | statepress.com | Carsten Oyer

University administrators have systematically intervened in Graduate Student Government, according to documentation provided by GSG leaders. Kelly Baur, the GSG president and a doctoral student studying linguistics, and Michael Kintscher, the GSG Assembly president and a doctoral student studying computer science, accused University officials of interfering in student government proceedings to restrict staff from participating in GSG.
Love in the digital age: Dating app stigma, struggles and successes - The Arizona State Press

1 month ago | statepress.com | Natalia Rodríguez

As students explore the realities of online dating and creating meaningful connections, they're challenging the stigma of being on the apps.
University presidents use relationships to shape Arizona education policy

1 month ago | statepress.com | Sam Luba |Carsten Oyer

The presidents of Arizona's three major public universities often exercise input in the legislative process to advocate for their institutions' needs. That influence isn't without its critics. The relationship between state universities and their legislature starts with the Arizona Board of Regents. "Public universities in Arizona, we all run in concert with the Board of Regents," said Matthew Simon, the associate vice president of federal and state relations at ASU.
Revoked student visas at ASU reaches a count of at least 50, students demonstrate

1 month ago | statepress.com | Carsten Oyer

Students demonstrated on Wednesday for the second time in less than a week after the count of revoked visas for University international students grew to at least 50. Green Evans-Schroeder, a law firm where international students can receive legal consultation, told Michael Kintscher, a member of ASU's United Campus Workers Arizona union and a doctoral student studying computer science, that at least 50 students at the University have had their visas revoked.
Short story: Black, white and gray - The Arizona State Press

2 months ago | statepress.com | Abigail Wilt

At 12 years old, I accepted that I was evil. Tears were always shed on the third night around the fire at church camp. Not sad tears. Tears of conviction and cries for salvation. I sat with the other young girls in my group, linking arms, exchanging revelatory glances. The pastor used our tears to build his pedestal, which he haughtily climbed. I looked to him, an extension of God himself, and gave my life to God that night.