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Supporters watch Chelsea Clinton speak during a stop for the Hillary Clinton campaign in the MU on the Tempe campus on Wednesday, Oct. 19, 2016.

Letter to the Editor: This election will affect education

For many ASU students, November will mark the first time they cast a ballot in a presidential election.

By Salyssa Alers | November 6, 2016

ASU's Biodesign Institute is pictured on Oct. 26, 2016.

We need to stop sweeping ASU’s premedical program under the rug

ASU is taking big strides in providing students with opportunities in medicine.

By Gabby Hirneise | October 26, 2016

Photo illustration of a political science class.

Top of the class: College degrees mean nothing in the voting booth

The ballot doesn't care if you have a degree.

By Austen Bundy | October 19, 2016

Talon Toledo, pictured on Monday, Oct. 17, 2016, is the co-president of Construction in Indian Country Student Organization at ASU. Toledo's club represents the interest of Native American communities at ASU.

Construction in Indian Country Student Organization brings Native American voices to important issues

CIICSO is a student organization dedicated to representing Native American students within the school of Construction Management.

By Garrison S. Murphy | October 17, 2016

Gary Johnson is not a viable third option

2016 brought forward two disliked candidates, and some Americans want a third choice. Unfortunately, Gary Johnson isn't viable.

By Chris Wood | October 16, 2016

John Oliver references ASU on his show, Last Week Tonight, in Sept., 2016.

They're all wrong: ASU is not a joke

ASU students should feel proud of attending a university that values inclusivity, despite ill-formed stereotypes and undermining jokes.

By Mia Armstrong | October 6, 2016

The Clinton Calculator, drawn on Monday, Sept. 26, 2016.

Hillary Clinton unveils 'College Calculator' model for higher education reform

Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton has released an interactive tuition calculator to showcase her plan for higher education.

By Isaac Windes | September 26, 2016

PEAC president, Brigitte Nicoletti, poses for a photo at the Vista del Sol housing complex on Sept. 22, 2016

Prison Education Awareness Club educates students on prison education reform

PEAC is a prison awareness club on campus and advocates for educational prison reform.

By Garrison S. Murphy | September 22, 2016

Los Diablos alumni network empowers Latino community to challenge stigmas

The Los Diablos alumni network at ASU is paving the way for minority students to gain access to higher education.

By Jose Delgado | August 23, 2016

Arizona Board of Regents approves Technology and Research Initiative Fund plans

The Arizona Board of Regents passed the three universities' TRIF plans and looked toward the future in Friday's meeting.

By Arren Kimbel-Sannit | June 11, 2016

Representatives who support and oppose Prop. 123 worked within the Arizona Capitol building on May 18, 2016.

Prop. 123 settles lawsuit, expert says increases are 'not a large fix'

Proposition 123 will allocate an additional $3.5 billion to schools, but its contributions could just be a small step in the right direction.

By Joshua Bowling | May 22, 2016

The Arizona State Senate building pictured March 23, 2016, in downtown Phoenix.

Arizona senate budget bill would boost state university funding by $32 million

Senate President Andy Biggs proposed the state increase university funding by $32 million in his Senate budget bill. Here's what that means.

By Megan Janetsky | April 27, 2016

PFLAG president Al Ellie, left, his wife and PFLAG board member Donna Ellis, center, and PFLAG supporter Dave Pape, right, at a rally in downtown Phoenix.

Transgender resources in the ASU community and around the Valley

Phoenix programs and ASU clubs work to provide resources for the LGBT+ community.

By Caity Hemmerle | April 27, 2016

XQ: The Super School project bus is pictured outside of the Memorial Union on the Tempe campus on Monday, April 25, 2016, to advocate for high school education reform.

XQ: The Super School project tour comes to ASU

XQ: The Super School campaign, started by Laurene Powell Jobs, stopped at ASU to see how students, staff and community members could rethink high school.

By Sydney Greene | April 26, 2016

Continental Drift: Let's solidify our identity as first generation Americans

Ignoring our dual identity ignores the problems we face because of it.

By Aminah Shakoor | April 19, 2016

ASU President Michael Crow speaks at at the annual Delivering Democracy Lecture held at the Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church in downtown Phoenix on Friday, Feb. 27, 2016, hosted by the ASU Center for the Study of Race and Democracy.

Stop praising exclusivity in higher education

Ranking schools based on selectivity of admissions is counterproductive to creating diverse communities.

By Mia Armstrong | March 3, 2016

Denise Chavez's novels are pictured at ASU's Hayden Library on Tuesday, March 1, 2016, on the Tempe campus.

Strength and passion of Chicanxs expressed boldly through contemporary literature

The story of a young Latinx or Chicanx can be easily distorted through the white-washed lens of mainstream television and film. Literature expresses these stories much more purely.

By Celina Jimenez | March 1, 2016

The personal health and hygiene section in the Provisions on Demand (POD) Market in Taylor Place in downtown Phoenix on Thursday, Feb. 29, 2019.

Limited on-campus condom access poses issue for sexually active students

One item is silently missing from ASU POD marketplace shelves: Condoms.

By Ethan Millman | February 29, 2016

ASU to buy more land near Downtown Phoenix campus

ABOR has approved ASU's request to purchase 0.8 acres of land adjacent to the Downtown Phoenix campus, allowing the University to try to remedy the lack of space downtown.

By Arren Kimbel-Sannit | February 7, 2016

Downtown Phoenix is pictured on Tuesday, Nov. 24, 2015. The Arizona Board of Regents has recently approved ASU’s request to expand the downtown Phoenix campus.

ABOR business and finance committee supports ASU Downtown campus expansion

The Arizona Board of Regents Business and Finance committee Wednesday unanimously voted to support the University's request to acquire more land in downtown Phoenix.

By Arren Kimbel-Sannit | February 3, 2016

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