Students stress need for participation in USG after small election turnout
Students emphasize the power that elected students in USG have over University policies and culture.
Students emphasize the power that elected students in USG have over University policies and culture.
Former USG presidents credit student government with shaping their careers, future roles in public service and university leadership.
Students and participants reflect on a debate regarding national debt, hosted at Old Main.
Without any written policy and in spite of GSG advice, the University administration has denied staff members the ability to run or vote in GSG elections.
IMLS cuts reduced federal funding for valuable library and museum programs at ASU and libraries across the state.
Meet the winning executive tickets for all four major ASU campuses for the 2025-2026 school year.
Students, faculty and Rep. Greg Stanton speak on battling antisemitism at ADL event in Tempe.
The presidents of Arizona's three major universities form controversial relationships with state policymakers to advance their institutions' priorities.
After a law firm confirmed there is an increase in students who have had their visas revoked, advocacy groups demonstrated on Wednesday.
Students raise awareness about the migrant and seasonal farmworker community while addressing labor exploitation and trafficking.
PhD students and professors reflect on how they plan to continue their federally sponsored research while their funds remain uncertain.
Concerns regarding ASU's advocacy and support for students with disabilities are becoming prevalent as the Trump administration threatens the Department of Education.
Aggressive drivers in Arizona have made my commute to and from places stressful.
Student demonstrators gathered in response to reports that eight student visas were revoked.
Among federal threats, President Michael Crow and student activists speak on how students can protest safely.
A federal directive temporarily cut funding for Fulbright and Critical Language scholarships. While the funding is being restored, students and professors are still navigating the programs' futures.
Proposed increased fines for noise violations in Tempe spark concern and frustration for the future of Greek life and party culture.
The candidates running for USG Downtown give a rundown of their policies, introducing themselves to the student body.
USG-Tempe cut funding for the rest of the school year, leaving student organizations to find alternative funding methods.
The Shreya and Gowda tickets presented their campaigns at the Undergraduate Student Government Polytechnic executive debate.
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