Joseph Perez
The State Press
Phoenix, AZ, United States
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Past articles by Joseph:
Letter from the Editor: The question falls
A letter from State Press Magazine's editor-in-chief on the whiteness and inaccessibility of modern journalism. → Read More
Review: 'folklore' is what Taylor Swift was meant to do
Taylor Swift's "folklore" is a true testament to who the singer is and what she can do. → Read More
My mom is a nurse in the face of a pandemic
"She does not see herself as a hero. She does what she does because that’s the person my mom is, that’s the way she was built." → Read More
Live más: Overnight at the Taco Bell on Apache
State Press Magazine managing editor Joseph Perez did a 12-hour stay at the Taco Bell on Rural and Apache. → Read More
Connection ends here
Many reservations struggle to get internet to the online ASU students who live there. → Read More
Breaking the sound barrier
State Press Magazine takes a look at American Sign Language through the lens of the ASU community. → Read More
Teaspressa opens third location, aims to give back to Phoenix community
Teaspressa, founded by an ASU alumna, opened its third location in downtown Phoenix. → Read More
Meet the editors: Arren Kimbel-Sannit, editor-in-chief
Editor-in-chief Arren Kimbel-Sannit talks about his time at The State Press and his short-lived stint as a flautist. → Read More
Meet the editors: Kimberly Rapanut, managing editor
State Press managing editor Kimberly Rapanut talks about her upbringing, culture shock and John Denver. → Read More
Meet the editors: Andi Blodgett, digital editor
State Press digital editor Andi Blodgett talks about working in the family business, her upbringing and more. → Read More
Meet the editors: Alexis Potter, digital editor
State Press digital editor Alexis Potter talks about her advice for incoming freshman, her upbringing and more. → Read More
Step into a portal across the world in downtown Tempe
Tempe's Portal Project is connecting people from around the world. → Read More
Lime announces its withdrawal from Tempe
Lime scooter company will be removing its scooters from Tempe. → Read More
ASU PD releases new active shooter preparedness video
Student Creative Services made a video to prepare students on what to do during a shooting. → Read More
Big Surf is making a splash in the Tempe music scene
Big Surf, a house venue in Tempe, focuses on keeping attendees safe. → Read More
ASU student releases first self-recorded album, 'In Your Hands'
ASU student debuts album "In Your Hands" which features jazz, pop and rock influences. → Read More
ASU West's Heritage Festival celebrates Native American culture
ASU West celebrates Native American culture with a festival of music, food and art. → Read More
Lo-fi ASU beats to chill and study to
ASU students offer an escape from the stress of college in relaxing music. → Read More
Tempe's Tobacco Row invites the local music scene into its dining room
An easy-going homeowner invites the Tempe music scene into his dining room. → Read More
ASU offers new online masters degree in Indigenous education
Indigenous teachers can remain active within their tribes while pursuing higher education starting in 2019. → Read More