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Q&A with ASU regents professor Ayanna Thompson on her new book 'Blackface'

ASU regents professor Ayanna Thompson wrote a book detailing her personal experience with blackface and its history.

By Anusha Natarajan | April 12, 2021

Student club administers COVID-19 vaccines to people without homes

ASU's Medical Directive club and Street Medicine Phoenix distributed nearly 100 COVID-19 vaccines to people without homes during two events.

By Kacey Wilson | April 12, 2021

Drag show puts expression and individuality on display

Herberger Institute of Design and Art hosted its annual drag show on Thursday, filled with electric performances from professionals and students alike.

By Jillian Cote | April 11, 2021

Student creators, artists use newfound time to improve passions

Student artists are continuing their hobbies and passions while balancing school during the COVID-19 pandemic.

By Rithwik Kalale | April 10, 2021

ASU Gammage brings livestreamed arts to students in rural communities

K-12 students around Arizona will soon be able to experience art performances during the COVID-19 pandemic.

By Lauren Kobley | April 9, 2021

Active COVID-19 cases increase slightly

ASU active COVID-19 cases increase; the state-run COVID-19 vaccine site at ASU's Phoenix Municipal Stadium to ASU's Desert Financial Arena.

By Anusha Natarajan | April 8, 2021

Cronkite School begins private panels with dean candidates

ASU's Cronkite School dean search opened to select students for an invite-only meeting with the first candidate Thursday.

By Piper Hansen | April 8, 2021

Joanna Grabski named new dean of CISA

Joanna Grabski will be the new dean for the College of Integrative Arts and Sciences on July 1.

By Anusha Natarajan | April 8, 2021

Art students collaborate on immersive drive-thru art installation

Running from April 9 to 25, the drive-thru event at Packard Drive Structure showcases the work of six ASU student-art installations.

By Anna Campbell | April 8, 2021

Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine available to ASU students

The Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine is now available to students across all four ASU Health Clinics.

By Wyatt Myskow | April 6, 2021

Updates on construction projects near Tempe, Downtown Phoenix campuses

Construction updates for projects by ASU or near campus include the Tempe Streetcar, a new dorm in downtown Phoenix, the Novus Innovation Corridor and more.

By Lauren Kobley | April 5, 2021

Active COVID-19 cases drop slightly as vaccination efforts increase

The University COVID-19 vaccine site has administered over 11,000 vaccines to the ASU community, with over 7,000 having both doses.

By Anusha Natarajan | April 1, 2021

Tired, burned out students look forward to fall return with some hesitation

While some ASU students look forward to a return to campus, others worry the timing may be off, or that administrators are sending students back for the wrong reasons.

By Piper Hansen | April 1, 2021

Insight: As a bookworm, 'BookTok' has been my literary paradise

What started as stumbling upon a TikTok about Draco Malfoy turned into my inclusion in a tight-knit community of fellow book lovers through the BookTok community on TikTok.

By Sabrina Kenoun | April 1, 2021

Local businesses await students' return to campus as restrictions lift

Businesses serving the ASU community are holding out for renewed foot traffic in the Fall 2021 semester to increase sales after a year of economic hardship.

By Anna Campbell | April 1, 2021

ASU researchers identify new COVID-19 virus variant in Arizona

A new variant of the virus that causes COVID-19 was identified in Arizona by ASU researchers.

By Josh Geenen and Justin Spangenthal | April 1, 2021

Plans persist, evolve for on-campus sexual assault survivor center

Student advocates push for an on-campus sexual assault resource center while ASU plans to look internally and support City of Tempe resources.

By Piper Hansen | March 31, 2021

Former landscape architecture lecturer's legacy lives on through Ironwood trees

The Tempe City Council passed a resolution on Thursday to accept funds for three Ironwood trees and a memorial plaque at Evelyn Hallman Park in memory of landscape architect and former ASU landscape architecture lecturer Kevin B. Moore.

By Nancy Lam | March 29, 2021

ASU partners with 37 organizations to support higher education goals

ASU has joined a higher education task force to work with other universities to support and provide resources for all students to advance their career goals.

By Anusha Natarajan | March 29, 2021

Michelin-starred chef returns to ASU to study sustainability

Chef Justin Bazdarich is working on promoting sustainability within the culinary industry by combining his experience in the field with his education from ASU.

By Lauren Kobley | March 29, 2021

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