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Cronkite School criticized on Twitter for student social media policy

Aída Chávez's tweet has gained the attention of ASU alumni, students and professional journalists.

By Brenna Toshner | July 28, 2019

Arizonans protest on "A" mountain in solidarity with Mauna Kea protesters

Hawaiians living in Arizona gathered to protest the building of the proposed telescope on Mauna Kea.

By Chase Hunter B. | July 22, 2019

Former ASU professor Lawrence Krauss received $250,000 from Jeffrey Epstein

Epstein allegedly gave Krauss $250,000 between 2010 and 2017.

By Alexis Potter and Chase Hunter B. | July 12, 2019

NBC's Lester Holt to receive 36th-annual Walter Cronkite Award for Excellence in Journalism

The Walter Cronkite Award for Excellence in Journalism is awarded to one outstanding journalist each year.

By Brenna Toshner | July 9, 2019

Mental health crisis training helps ASU police respond to students in crisis

The CIT Program trains officers on how to de-escalate situations involving individuals with mental illness.

By Chase Hunter B. | July 7, 2019

Trial begins in canine cancer study led by ASU researcher

The ASU led study to create a vaccine to prevent cancer in dogs in now in the trial phase

By Brenna Toshner | July 3, 2019

ASU receives Seal of Excelencia for commitment to Latino student achievement

ASU was among nine school to receive the first Seal of Excelencia.

By Chase Hunter B. | July 2, 2019

Walmart on the ASU campus to close its doors after over six years

The "Walmart on Campus" near ASU is closing by June 28.

By Brenna Toshner | June 19, 2019

What's going on with all the construction around Tempe?

A look at some of the construction projects underway around the ASU Tempe campus.

By McKenzie Sadeghi | June 15, 2019

Will Arizona enact an abortion ban?

Some Arizona advocacy groups believe that a ban on abortion is unlikely in Arizona.

By Mikenna Yarmus-Gannon | June 7, 2019

Trial begins in the case of ASU teacher charged with harboring undocumented immigrants

Warren was arrested in January 2018 and now faces up to 20 years in federal prison.

By Brenna Toshner | May 30, 2019

Investigation finds no evidence of ethical violations in ASU economics department

The external investigation found no evidence of ethical violations within the ASU economics department.

By Andrew Howard | May 28, 2019

ASU announces external investigation into economics department practices

An outside investigator will look into alleged unethical conduct in ASU's economics department.

By Isaac Windes and Brenna Toshner | April 30, 2019

Leaked contract contradicts ASU's previous claims about Cengage

A week after accusations against ASU went viral, new details lend credence to some of the professor's claims.

By Isaac Windes | April 25, 2019

Students share their perspectives of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month

Student leadership from the Southeast Asian American Student Association share their perspective and stories surrounding their heritage month.

By Brenna Toshner | April 25, 2019

Student-led proposal aims to improve support for sexual assault survivors on campus

A student-led proposal calls for more action to prevent sexual assault on campus.

By Katelyn Reinhart | April 25, 2019

ASU alumna bridges gap between homelessness and healthcare

ASU alumna offers transportation, counsel and other resources to the homeless through Arizona-based Elaine.

By Katelyn Reinhart | April 25, 2019

ASU hosts career workshop to help veterans transition from the military

ASU held a workshop that aimed to help veterans transition into the workforce after the military.

By Noelle Schon | April 24, 2019

ASU bans vaping on campus following safety concerns

ASU is imposing a new vaping ban that will begin on July 1.

By Katelyn Reinhart | April 24, 2019

ASU class of 2022 finishes its first year with the title of 'most diverse'

ASU's most diverse and largest class is finishing up its first year.

By Katelyn Reinhart | April 24, 2019

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