Satire: How to talk to a Hawaiian, pt. 2

In this second iteration of State Press Magazine's 'How to talk to a Hawaiian,' learn about the ways you can avoid odd interactions with the Native Hawaiian author.

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Made by students, for students

A unique platform aides students pursuing small business ventures.

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Satire: My semester of rest and relaxation

I give up.

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Satire: Gib's guide to being unconventionally homosexual in college

A (satirical) guide for all those navigating being queer in college, with the ups and downs that come with expressing who you are.

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'Land is like a person'

Indigenous Sun Devils discuss the efficacy and purpose behind land acknowledgement statements, articulating what these mean to them and what they want to see from the University in the future.

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In focus: The resurgence of film in the digital age

ASU students explore film photography's resurgence in the modern digital era, finding new value in an old practice.

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'To suppress our voices'

From event cancellations to controversial proposed legislation, students supporting Palestine criticize Arizona universities and local government over threats to pro-Palestine speech.

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The Development Issue is out now! Available online and on newsstands.

Short story: Dance bag

'At least it's wearing a pretty-colored skirt.'

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Opinion: Dry, dry devils

ASU's alcohol and drug policy is strict and limiting. Is this best for students, or just the University's reputation?

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Under the influence: A look at the students who have made social media more than a hobby

Many students use social media to keep up with their peers, but some are building careers and communities on these platforms.

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Satire: Respectfully, I don’t want to hear about your study abroad

A writer satirically gives readers tips on how to endure annoying conversations with someone who just returned from a study abroad trip.

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Satire: The timeline of relationships

SPM's satirist takes an anthropological view at the seemingly cyclical patterns of college relationships throughout cuffing season and beyond.

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‘Hella on the apps’: Navigating the LGBTQ+ dating scene at ASU

College grants students the freedom to explore their own identities, but some journeys are more complex for those within the LGBTQ+ community.

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The cost of fitting in: The phenomenon of fast fashion and overconsumption in college

Overconsumption of fashion has become a major trend in ASU students' lives, how is it impacting campus culture?

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Where are all the goth girls?: What it's like being alt at ASU

From creating a strong community to facing catcalls from strangers, students with alternative styles at ASU have a wide range of experiences.

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Insight: Language barriers

For Hispanic students who did not grow up speaking their family's language, it can be difficult to connect with their heritage and community.

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The Culture Issue is out now! Available online and on newsstands.

Short story: Brain worms

'And on some days — the really good ones — I think they're kind of cute.'

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