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Carsten Oyer
Verified
Politics Reporter, The State Press
Phoenix
Beats
Biography
I am a reporter and aspiring investigative journalist studying at the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication. I am currently employed by the politics desk at The State Press at Arizona State University. My focus is on public policy, particularly by examining the consequences of policies on individuals and communities. I am fascinated by the democratic decison-making process and believe that journalists are obligated to make that process more effective. I value accuracy, transparency and fairness and prioritize analysis and context in my storytelling.
I cover public policy and politics. Because of my interest in the outcomes of governmental decisions much of my reporting focuses on reactions and responses from those impacted by policies.
Any topic can be funny...so I cover everything
Content
By Carsten Oyer| The State Press Verified University administrators have systematically intervened in Graduate Student Government, according to documentation provided by GSG leaders. Kelly Baur, the GSG president and a doctoral student studying linguistics, and Michael Kintscher, the GSG Assembly president and a doctoral student studying computer science, accused University officials of interfering in student government proceedings to restrict staff from participating in GSG.
By Sam Luba, Carsten Oyer| The State Press Verified The presidents of Arizona's three major public universities often exercise input in the legislative process to advocate for their institutions' needs. That influence isn't without its critics. The relationship between state universities and their legislature starts with the Arizona Board of Regents. "Public universities in Arizona, we all run in concert with the Board of Regents," said Matthew Simon, the associate vice president of federal and state relations at ASU.
By Carsten Oyer| The State Press Verified University administrators have systematically intervened in Graduate Student Government, according to documentation provided by GSG leaders. Kelly Baur, the GSG president and a doctoral student studying linguistics, and Michael Kintscher, the GSG Assembly president and a doctoral student studying computer science, accused University officials of interfering in student government proceedings to restrict staff from participating in GSG.
Company Info
The State Press
The State Press at Arizona State University is an independent, student-operated news publication that serves the ASU community. Established in 1906, it transitioned to an all-digital format in 2014, focusing on online content while occasionally producing special print editions. The publication is operated under ASU Student Media and is headquartered at the Matthews Center on the ASU Tempe Campus. The State Press publishes daily articles, opinion pieces, and multimedia content covering a range of topics, including university affairs, local communities, politics, science, and sports. It provides hands-on journalism experience for ASU students, allowing them to engage in writing, editing, and digital production. The publication maintains editorial independence while adapting to modern storytelling methods, ensuring it continues its long-standing tradition of student journalism.
Phoenix, United States
+1 480-965-2292
Founded: 1890