Opinion: ASU nursing school costs limit accessibility to program
ASU nursing students already pay for tuition and fees. Paying for a multitude of other expenses leads to the program being less accessible.
ASU nursing students already pay for tuition and fees. Paying for a multitude of other expenses leads to the program being less accessible.
Stantec recently released a study for the feasibility of an automated shuttle on the Tempe Campus, a step in the right direction for a school that's No. 1 in innovation.
The Phoenix Suns' trade for Kevin Durant cost the team two of its most beloved players and the future of its fans' loyalty.
As tempting as it sounds, banning TikTok doesn't solve actual problems, it only risks the future of ASU's vibrant campus culture.
Tempe City Council has recently released a new plan to attack youth vaping. Though they have the right idea, their approach should be more youth-focused.
The University needs to support its union, the United Campus Workers of Arizona, to show that it cares about the wellbeing of its workers.
While SCR 1015 parades itself as a saving grace promoting statewide buy-in for ballot initiatives, it's actually an egregious attempt to dismantle direct democracy in Arizona.
While Philadelphia fans are overly confident, Patrick Mahomes will humble the unproven Eagles. With a revamped offense, Chiefs head coach Andy Reid can beat any team.
Why are campus meal plans mandatory if they're expensive, inaccessible and average at best?
ASU should expand security efforts across all four campuses following security breaches in Taylor Place and in the Greek Leadership Village.
Mass layoffs worry students going into tech, but reveal how tech companies are rooted in appeasing shareholders at the expense of sustainability.
In an attempt to solve the teacher crisis, Arizona infused $15 million into tuition scholarships for teachers, a solution that fails to address the root of the problem.
Democratic wins by Mark Kelly and Katie Hobbs represent the chance for positive changes in Arizona policies across the board.
Arizonans and around the U.S. demonstrated through ballot propositions their willingness to vote for progressive legislation, bucking what their politicians believe they should do.
Tooker House residents should not have to collectively pay for damages to the dorm building when ASU has neglected its students and dorm buildings.
ASU Counseling Services should focus on improving their free services. Instead, they remain consistent with poor advice and scheduling issues.
With conference realignment looming on the horizon, Herm Edwards' departure leaves ASU's football program weaker and its future less certain.
ASU fired Herm Edwards as head football coach this past weekend, but given his track record, he should have been gone earlier.
After the overturning of Roe v. Wade, it is more important than ever for ASU to establish a CAARE Center.
Michael Crow reflects on his 20 years as president of ASU in this column from State Press Magazine's The Crow Issue.
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