The State Press

ASU real estate expert Mark Stapp discusses Oppurtunity Zones and their potential impact on low-income areas and Downtown Phoenix.

In this episode of State Press Play, podcaster Kate Ourada hears from Phoenix Poet Laureate and her student on their workshops on poetry and medicine.

Jason Zuffranieri, ASU Alum, talks to podcaster Kate Ourada about his journey to the Jeopardy Hall of Fame.

A discussion about Port of Mars, an ASU-developed game that is helping researchers understand society in space.

The kava craze is right here in Phoenix, just a short walk away for ASU's downtown students.

Students need to understand that taking someone out on a date doesn't guarantee physical affection.

In honor of National Coming Out Day, ASU's Rainbow Coalition partnered with Ignite@ASU to host OUTxIgnite. LGBTQIA+ students shared their own coming out stories and queer experiences in a TEDTalk style event that highlighted every aspect of coming out. Podcaster Kate Ourada sat down with Gage Keranen, a leader within Rainbow Coalition who spoke at the event, to hear their insight on that evening's proceedings.

In this episode of Forks Estate, two State Press opinion columnists, Alexia Isais and Kellen Moore, discuss wealth inequality, student debt in the U.S. and education systems in other countries.

Podcaster Balin Overstolz-McNair sits down with ASU Computer Science freshman Anthony Delphy to share his story, which reflects the struggles of many low-income students. Today, over 80 percent of college students in the US receive financial aid, and low-income students continue to face obstacles to getting into college. Delphy is an Obama Scholar, but he said scholarships are only a piece of the puzzle.

BumbleBFF is a feature that is a part of the popular dating app Bumble. In this interview, podcaster Mackenzie Marchello took the app to Tempe campus and met up with another BumbleBFF user, Kennedy Hall to discuss their experiences on the app, both the positive and negative.