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International students stuck in limbo

The University is planning to reopen, allowing international students to stay in the U.S. but with the possibility of circumstances changing, many are worried they could lose the life they built.

By Piper Hansen | July 13, 2020

Pac-12 announces conference-only 2020 fall sports schedule

There will be no non-conference games for the Pac-12 in fall 2020.

By Koki Riley and Alex Coil | July 10, 2020

ASU has finalized plan to distribute CARES Act money

ASU has released its plan to distribute CARES Act funds to students.

By Wyatt Myskow and Piper Hansen | July 10, 2020

ADHS partners with ASU to provide saliva-based COVID-19 testing

Gov. Doug Ducey announced Thursday at a press conference that ASU has partnered with the state to provide saliva-based COVID-19 testing throughout the state.

By Wyatt Myskow | July 9, 2020

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Tempe mayor wants a statewide mask mandate

Tempe Mayor Corey Woods has spent the past week readjusting to his new position, making sure the city's agenda is responding appropriately to COVID-19.

By Piper Hansen | July 8, 2020

COVID-19 cases are still growing in Arizona, but no longer exponentially

Cases of the coronavirus are no longer growing exponentially, but still heading in the wrong direction, according to Biodesign Institute director Joshua LaBaer.

By Wyatt Myskow | July 8, 2020

MyASU now displays what classes are offered in-person and through ASU Sync

MyASU now displays which classes will take place either through a combination of in-person instruction and ASU Sync or completely in-person.

By Wyatt Myskow | July 8, 2020

Future of voting will look different during and after COVID-19

Maricopa County's primary and general elections will feature an increase in mail-in ballot voting due to concerns over COVID-19.

By Piper Hansen | July 7, 2020

New ICE protocol should not impact ASU students, University says

An ASU spokesperson said the University does not believe ICE regulations will have a material impact on international students.

By Piper Hansen | July 6, 2020

ASU sustaining efforts promoting LGBTQ+ inclusion on campuses

LGBTQ+ students have a range of resources at their disposal while still facing barriers in other areas of their education.

By Sam Ellefson | July 6, 2020

As COVID-19 cases continue to rise, students worry about on-campus classes

Students express concerns about ASU's on-campus reopening due to rising COVID-19 cases across Arizona.

By Wyatt Myskow | July 6, 2020

Online students in conversation with ASU about creating student government

ASU Online students are excited about the prospect of proposing and creating an exclusive student government.

By Piper Hansen | July 4, 2020

Hugh Downs, namesake of the school of human communication, dead at 99

Downs' legacy at ASU extends beyond just his name.

By Wyatt Myskow | July 2, 2020

Local leaders seek further elimination of LGBTQ+ discrimination after Supreme Court ruling

Despite the ruling, LGBTQ+ Arizonans can still face discrimination in housing and public accommodations, local leaders said.

By Sam Ellefson | June 28, 2020

USGT unanimously asks ASU to distribute all CARES Act funding

In USGT's first special session, senators passed three resolutions which asked the University to distribute CARES Act money, updated bylaws and confirmed senators.

By Wyatt Myskow and Piper Hansen | June 27, 2020

Tempe City Council makes default budget decisions, bids Mitchell farewell

Tempe City Council did not approve all budget adjustments needed to assist the city through economic fallout caused by COVID-19 but will revisit the issue in August.

By Wyatt Myskow and Piper Hansen | June 26, 2020