Mitchell Atencio
The State Press
Tempe, AZ, United States
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Students test their wits, showcase intelligence at the ASU Academic Bowl
Students prove their intelligence at the ASU Academic Bowl, striving to have their school's name engraved on the trophy and win scholarship money. → Read More
ASU study suggests that there is a gender confidence gap in classrooms
ASU researchers find that classroom confidence is uneven between males and females. → Read More
Research Roundup: Dogs, teenage love and cigarettes
ASU Researchers studied how shelter dogs respond to "sleepovers" and how teenage romance affects mental health. State Press reporters wrote about nicotine research, Science Exposed art week and a new University network to connect startups with potential investors. → Read More
Students work to deliver SolarSPELL technology to countries in need
Dr. Laura Hosman brought the program to ASU a year and a half ago and has worked with students to upgrade the system to better fit the Peace Corps' needs. → Read More
Research Roundup: Personalized exercise, new degrees and more
ASU researchers studied the future of frogs and underage drinking, and the College of Nursing and Health Innovations announced a new degree. → Read More
March Mammal Madness adds sports summaries and non-mammals
March Mammal Madness enters its sixth year with hundreds of participants and thousands of followers. → Read More
How effective are home remedies for the flu?
Potatoes in socks? Apple cider vinegar? Moonshine? How helpful can home remedies be when battling the flu? → Read More
Tempe Police releases video from fatal Uber incident
Tempe Police releases video from fatal Uber incident → Read More
ASU partners with online therapy service TAO Connect to bring better resources to students
ASU hopes to use the technology to connect students with mental health resources. → Read More
Research Roundup(s): different forms of liquid water, cataloging ancient cities and gene guns
ASU's research team made first-of-its-kind observations, developed new strategies for vaccine research, and restarted decades old work. → Read More
Research Roundup week three: Lizards, DNA and Alzheimer's
ASU scientists and researchers made new devices for electrical currents and studied the variety of lizard species. State Press reporters highlighted the accusations against Professor Lawrence Krauss, research into alien life and online prep schools. → Read More
Research Roundup: Bugs, power grids and asteroids
ASU professors were highlighted for their work in microgrid technologies, research into antibiotics in ants. State Press reporters wrote about space exploration and the best apps from ASU students and alumni → Read More
Here are the best and most anticipated apps invented by ASU students
Shlacker, Frenzi, AirGarage and more are highlighted as some of the best new or upcoming apps from ASU students and alumni. → Read More
Research Roundup and the week in science and technology
ASU made advancements in cancer fighting technologies, studied reproduction in fish and dug deeper into studying the gap between evolution and religion. State Press reporters wrote about missions on Mars, the flu on campus and innovations in language learning. → Read More
ASU director testifies at Equifax Senate hearing
An ASU professor testified at the Senate Banking Committee hearing on Wednesday regarding the Equifax data breach. → Read More
USG presidents call Attorney General lawsuit unfounded
ASU's four campus presidents agreed with University officials that tuition is fairly and constitutionally set. → Read More
Arizona attorney general sues Board of Regents over 'unconstitutional' raises in tuition
Arizona attorney general contends that in-state tuition for Dreamers has led to → Read More
Student government and club presidents respond to extremist fliers, posters on campus
USG leadership and political club presidents discussed the balance between freedom of speech and student safety on campus. → Read More
President Jackson Dangremond begins second term with USGD
USGD President Jackson Dangremond reflected on the lessons he learned from his term and discussed his focus on a more transparent administration. → Read More
Police use tear gas to separate rally crowd
Even Republican supporters outside the convention center acknowledged that tensions were high. → Read More