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Estudiantes se unen a la huelga de hambre reiniciada en DC por la legislación electoral

Más de 40 jóvenes forman parte de una huelga de hambre en Washington, D.C. para impulsar la aprobación de la legislación electoral, a pesar de las bajas temperaturas.

By Morgan Fischer | February 7, 2022

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ASU student invention could help solve overheating phones

The CryoPad and the CryoCase are ASU student Jordan Fourcher's inventions aimed at increasing the longevity of phones and preventing the devices from overheating on a regular basis. Fourcher was awarded $15,000 for the venture, which he is using for prototype development.

By Mindy Lok | February 7, 2022

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Olympic Sports Roundup: ASU swim and dive has great season ending showing against UA

This week, water polo took on four ranked opponents, track and field set nine PR's and four all-time entries and gymnastics earned a season high.

By Justin Spangenthal , Vinny Deangelis , Walker Smith , Nikash Nath , Remy Mastey and Ruby Arora | February 6, 2022

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ASU relaunches laptop loaner program

After ending the year-long laptop loaner program that began due to the COVID-19 pandemic, ASU reinstated it for students who still need access to a laptop.

By Jasmine Kabiri | February 6, 2022

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ASU lacrosse looks to build upon strong last season in 2022

ASU women's lacrosse announced its 2022 schedule coming off its best season in program history.

By Kathryn Field | February 6, 2022

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State bill looks to allow concealed carry on campus

Senate Bill 1123 would allow campus carry on all university, college and community college campuses if it were passed.

By Alexis Waiss | February 4, 2022

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ASU initiative helps provide free internet to students in Maryvale

ASU One Square Mile Initiative and Isaac Elementary School District work to provide free internet services for Isaac School students.

By Luke Chatham | February 4, 2022

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6,000 miles and a dream: The story of ASU water polo player Vanda Baksa

ASU water polo player Vanda Baksa arrived in Arizona just a short time ago, but her impact has already been extraordinary. 

By Walker Smith | February 3, 2022

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Graduate student Taylor Pinzone brings abundance of experience to ASU lacrosse

Graduate student transfer Taylor Pinzone decided to bring her talents to Tempe for her final year of NCAA eligibility.

By Kathryn Field | February 3, 2022

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Los casos de COVID-19 continúan bajando por segunda semana consecutiva

Los casos positivos de COVID-19 continúan disminuyendo por 801 con 956 casos entre estudiantes y 133 casos entre profesores y personal.

By Kristen Apolline Castillo | February 2, 2022

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ASU gymnast Alex Theodorou shows dedication on and off the floor

Through her hard work and dedication, Alex Theodorou is making a name for herself at ASU gymnastics.

By Remy Mastey | February 2, 2022

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ASU football defensive coordinator, recruiting coordinator Antonio Pierce resigns

Pierce is the fifth coach to leave ASU amid the NCAA's investigation into the program's alleged recruiting violations.

By Justin Spangenthal | February 2, 2022

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Students developing app to address social isolation among elderly adults

Two ASU students are developing a mobile app that focuses on helping elderly adults overcome feelings of social isolation and loneliness as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.

By Mindy Lok | February 2, 2022

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ASU baseball turns to young talent to carry offensive load this season

ASU baseball lost three major offensive contributors this offseason. This season, the program will lean on its young core of talented hitters. 

By Danny Stipanovich | February 2, 2022

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USGT passes resolution supporting Equal Rights Amendment

Undergraduate Student Government Tempe passed a resolution Tuesday showing support for Equal Rights Amendment, an amendment that ensures constitutional gender equity. 

By Alexis Waiss | February 1, 2022

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Some students still unhappy with ASU's COVID-19 policies, daily health checks

After a record-breaking 2,345 COVID-19 cases were reported on ASU campuses, students continue to question whether ASU's COVID-19 policies are enough to stop the spread. 

By Andrea Ramirez | February 1, 2022

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Tempe Public Library writing contest gives young and new writers platform to be heard

The eighth annual Tempe Writer's Forum hopes to bring attention to local writers who have yet to submit work for publication.

By Devon Mendrzycki | February 1, 2022

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Sunrise Movement's Tempe hub makes a run at city council

Members of Sunrise Tempe are working 40 hours per week canvassing for Casey Clowes on her second run for city council.

By Shane Brennan | February 1, 2022

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COVID-19 cases continue decline for a second week

Positive COVID-19 cases continue to decline by 801 with 956 cases among students and 133 cases among faculty and staff.

By Kristen Apolline Castillo | January 31, 2022

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Olympic sports roundup: ASU gymnastics has first win at home

This week, men's tennis got swept by Ohio State, water polo came back after a slow start to its season, men's and women's golf came out victorious, and wrestling swept both its opponents.

By Justin Spangenthal , Vinny Deangelis , Walker Smith , Nikash Nath , Aaron Schmidt , Remy Mastey and Danny Stipanovich | January 30, 2022

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