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Humanities for the People facilitates dialogue outside of the classroom
The School of Historical, Philosophical, and Religious Studies launches a new series of talk events.
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Opinion: I was told voting was wrong. Then I became a poll worker
A poll worker's perspective on the importance of democratic stewardship.
Read more from Gisselle Ayala: statepress.com/article/2026/…
ASU collaborates on New Nuclear Academic Consortium program
The University will offer new certificates to improve nuclear engineering education.
Read more from author Ella Long: statepress.com/article/2026/…
"Wicker" boasts a trunk but delivers a twig, fails to make meaningful commentary
"Wicker" wove its way into theaters and did not fully deliver to audiences.
Read more from Grace Lawrence and Jennifer Kao: statepress.com/article/2026/…
During financial aid delays, students spent weeks seeking resolution from the University
Students faced unanswered calls and contradictory information when getting help with financial aid.
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Opinion: Don't call me alt
Alternative culture has been diluted in our current age of social media.
Read more from author Abi Ahearn: statepress.com/article/2026/…
Stranger than fiction: Why are audiences turning to nonfiction?
Documentaries, biopics and other nonfiction forms alike are growing in popularity.
Read more from Author Ellie Westfall: statepress.com/article/2026/…
"Olivia" returns to ASU theater, uplifting Native American voices
This original play brings Indigenous voices and stories to the stage in its first full theatrical production.
Read more from Alyssa Cubangbang: statepress.com/article/2026/…
Shop refuses to print College Republicans United signs over perceived racism
The owner of Mesa Sign Shop called the signs' message "divisive."
Read more from author Ariana Hernandez: statepress.com/article/2026/…
Phi Beta Kappa celebrates 250th anniversary, ASU chapter honors milestone
ASU's Phi Beta Kappa chapter celebrates the society's anniversary and reflects on lifelong learning.
Read more from Emma Atwell: statepress.com/article/2026/…
Campus matchmaking: Love or entertainment?
College dating shows have changed Gen Z's dating perception.
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Latino culture finds a home in downtown Phoenix cafés
Latino-owned coffee shops embrace culture through what they serve and their atmosphere.
Read more from Indira Larios: statepress.com/article/2026/…
Live Updates: ASU voting locations, results for Arizona midterm elections
Stay up to date on results in races for governor, Congress and more.
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Opinion: Halloween music should be more popular than Christmas music
Quality, not nostalgia, should take priority in what we're listening to in the holiday season.
Read more @Xolo4k: statepress.com/article/2026/…
Perspectiva: ASU de acuerdo a un foráneo
Ver los Estados Unidos a través de la televisión desde México me preparó para la vida en ASU.
Lee más de Raul Medina Hernandez: statepress.com/article/2026/…
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