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Without visas, some students cannot reenter the U.S. as the situation for international students remains volatile.
Protesting President Donald Trump's administration and policies, Arizonans assembled at the Arizona state Capitol.
The historic House v. NCAA settlement will reshape college athletics, allowing revenue sharing and reduced NCAA control.
An executive order is removing funding from PBS and NPR, accusing the organizations of biased reporting. Arizona PBS ...
Then there's the newly formed Pat Tillman Foundation, still determining its specific goals and unsure about its long-term future but steadfast in its mission. The foundation, under the direction of ...
For many college students, going home for the weekend means eating a home-cooked meal and spending time with family and old friends. But for one ASU student, going home for the weekend means getting a ...
Arizona groups and students argued against budget cuts to education, lack of campus resources and recent legislation.
These photo galleries showcase some of the craziest and best sports moments caught on camera by The State Press.
A sad image is floating around in media and film in recent years. An empty, abandoned shopping mall. A shell of the busy, bustling activity that once took place within. More and more of these ...
Thrifting has been around for as long as modern civilization has existed — selling and purchasing secondhand items has long served the general public. Although the secondhand trade has remained a ...
Every Wednesday, David Ellis spends his evening at the Tempe Public Library, volunteering in a buddy-reading program with kids. Ellis, a senior studying computer science, is a board member for Page ...
The State Press published its sixth update to its ASU salary database. The update includes the reported salaries and positions of over 20,000 University employees in 2022. These employees include ...
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