Opinion: ASU's parental leave policy reflects a need for national change
Most developed nations offer twice the paid parental leave of ASU, but the U.S. federal government offers workers even less.
Most developed nations offer twice the paid parental leave of ASU, but the U.S. federal government offers workers even less.
Chair elect of the Arizona Board of Regents responds to claims that ASU President Michael Crow's salary is unjustified, saying those claims don't consider the value and magnitude of his contributions to ASU.
Wellness can be tailored to each of us without reaching unrealistic goals, expectations and perfection.
ASU has a once in a lifetime chance to make a deal with the Arizona Coyotes that can make Sun Devil hockey into a premier school in the west.
During his time at ASU, athletic director Ray Anderson has made a lot of empty promises that need to be revisited.
ASU men's basketball's losses this season aren't all Bobby Hurley's fault.
ASU's No. 1 in innovation title was well earned, as they have contributed to many companies and projects.
The COVID-19 pandemic is sweeping across ASU and President Crow is investing more money ... into his wallet.
ASU has seen its worst COVID-19 outbreaks in January 2022, but everything is business as usual on campus.
Antisemitism is ever present at ASU, and we need to stop turning a blind eye to it.
A MLB lockout would mean college players won't be able to get scouted as much as they usually are.
Remote learning causes stress and anxiety, especially for disabled and access students.
A wild animal ran onto the field during an ASU football game on Nov. 6, 2021, and symbolizes a bigger issue of humans overtaking wildlife habitats.
Social media portrays a reality that can be false and unattainable, leaving young adults with anxiety and pressure to stay with the trends.
As the mental health needs of students continue growing, ASU Counseling Services is overbooked, leaving students feeling helpless and with no one to talk to.
Mirabella's treatment of Shady Park shows entitlement and a lack of care toward Tempe's small businesses.
Personal finance courses should be mandatory in college so as to set up students for success following graduation.
America has spent an estimated trillion dollars on the War on Drugs, and time we take a closer look at just whom this supposed war is benefiting and whom it is unjustly punishing.
Misrepresentation in media does more harm than good for marginalized groups.
We're still living in a pandemic frequently claiming lives, we should start to act like it again.
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