Grace Oldham
The State Press
Dallas, TX, United States
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Poor leadership, unresolved claims taint an ASU theatre program
Students say professional misconduct in ASU master's in theatre program impedes their academic and professional success. → Read More
Razor says it will zip out of Tempe under current city regulations
The company will reevaluate its viability in the city over the coming month → Read More
A look into ASU Art Museum's permanent collection
Museum staff hope the community takes ownership in engaging with the diverse collection → Read More
Cold showers continue for students at Hayden East and West residence halls
The installment of new hot water heaters are scheduled for Tuesday afternoon to resolve continued hot water shortages. → Read More
Someburros owner releases first children's book to honor family
"The Taco Stand" can be purchased online or at participating Someburros locations. → Read More
Early voter numbers pave way for historic election turnout in Arizona
Data shows 2018 early voting turnout surpasses total election turnout in 2014 midterm in Arizona. → Read More
How to carve a pumpkin in college
Having a game plan and the necessary materials adds ease and safety to the pumpkin-carving process. → Read More
Phoenix zine community continues to grow thanks to ASU alumna
Charissa Lucille's work has put Phoenix on the map in the national zine community. → Read More
ASU aims to address domestic and dating violence
Sparking an on-campus conversation about domestic violence, the University stands in solidarity → Read More
An ASU student's guide to getting in the Halloween spirit
ASU students should check out the "Halloweek" activities around the Valley. → Read More
The five closest national parks to ASU
A comprehensive guide of the closest National Parks ASU students can visit. → Read More
Chabad ASU goes mobile with Sukkah on wheels
Chabad at ASU brings the pedi-sukkah to the Tempe campus. → Read More
Five things to do for $5 or less this weekend
Everything you need to know for a fun and cost-effective weekend at ASU. → Read More
ASU dance professor named finalist for 2018 Phoenix Mayor's Arts Awards
Mary Fitzgerald is being recognized for her impact on the Phoenix arts community. → Read More
Sambo 'Bo' Dul is the 2018 recipient of the Young Alumni Achievement Award
Sambo 'Bo' Dul, recipient of the 2018 Founders' Day Young Alumni Achievement Award, draws upon her own experiences to fuel her efforts in protecting immigrant and refugee rights. → Read More
Analog music lovers across the Valley gear up for Record Store Day
Record Stores around the world prepare for a surge in patrons as Record Store Day draws near. → Read More
ASU has high expectations for 4/20
Forget maroon and gold – some Sun Devils are seeing green on 4/20. → Read More
Noble Library hosts personal collections from student curators
Two ASU students submitted booklists that are now on display at Noble Library → Read More
ASU Earth Month emphasizes the gravity of environmental issues
Nearly 48 years after the first Earth Day, the event has expanded to a whole month of advocacy surrounding sustainability initiatives at ASU. → Read More
Introducing the Student Organization of Women Architects and Allied Arts
The club works to promote a culture of equity in the filed of architecture and design starting at the university level. → Read More