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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Short story: Black, white and gray - The Arizona State Press

2 weeks 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.
Insight: Arizona drivers are leaving me infuriated and late to class - The Arizona State Press

2 weeks ago | statepress.com | Emma L. Bradford

Aggressive drivers in Arizona have made my commute to and from places stressful.
Students and local businesses prepare for a cost influx from tariffs - The Arizona State Press

3 weeks ago | statepress.com | Natalia Rodríguez |Ellis Preston

Students and business owners reflect on new tariffs put in place by the federal government.
Trans lives, liberties and the pursuit of happiness

3 weeks ago | statepress.com | Abigail Wilt

Listen to the article: Your browser does not support the audio element. Kormac Moore, a freshman studying music audition, left his class to take a call on Jan. 28. It was his hormone treatment clinic informing him that they were no longer able to treat him due to President Donald Trump signing an executive order restricting gender-affirming health care for people under 19 years of age. Moore is 18.
USG West Valley executive candidates debate inclusion, CRU tabling and more

4 weeks ago | statepress.com | Carsten Oyer

Members of the executive tickets for the West Valley campus's Undergraduate Student Government debated campus issues Wednesday ahead of elections. Incumbent Student Body President Sedra Shahin is running for re-election alongside Rabiul Mustak for vice president of policy and Leander Newton for vice president of services. They are facing Joshua Cole for student body president, Mikah Dyer for vice president of policy and Emra Muslim for vice president of services.
Satire: Nickelodeon replaces AP in White House press pool

1 month ago | statepress.com | Carsten Oyer

President Donald Trump restricted the Associated Press from the Oval Office and Air Force One in February. Now, heâ€™s found the perfect replacement: Nickelodeon. Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt announced that Nickelodeon will be taking the spot of the AP in all official press pool occasions on Sunday morning. Nickelodeon, after its recent success with commentaries, took the invitation with open arms and assembled its reporting team.
ASU announces site of new medical school in downtown Phoenix

1 month ago | statepress.com | Carsten Oyer

ASU and community officials announced the location of the forthcoming School of Medicine and Advanced Medical Engineering in Phoenix on Monday. The new ASU building will be constructed at the intersection of Fifth Avenue and Fillmore Street in downtown Phoenix, replacing a gravel lot. The site is located within the Phoenix Bioscience Core district. "It's central to everything," ASU President Michael Crow said.
Satire: Dating in the age of the Trump manosphere

1 month ago | statepress.com | Abigail Wilt

Listen to the article: Your browser does not support the audio element. Narrated by Abigail Wilt and Matthew Marengo One of Trump's largest voting demographics in the 2024 election was young men. This is a demographic I'm familiar with. As a woman who dates men, they make up the majority of my dating pool. For many women, a lot was on the table this election — the main issue being bodily autonomy.
I'm not your mother

1 month ago | statepress.com | Abigail Wilt

A typical morning in my household growing up looked similar to an opening night of a mainstage theater production. I would walk past the bathroom to the sound of my sister belting an original song from the shower while the older of my two brothers was just around the corner asking me to help him finish his math homework. In the living room, my youngest brother was begging me to watch him do cartwheels.
ASU Prep is confident in finding a solution to PESD lease termination - The Arizona State Press

2 months ago | statepress.com | Emma L. Bradford

ASU Prep administration is confident of a resolution to renew the lease.