ASU student government discusses implementation of athletic fee
USG held its second special session Tuesday evening to discuss a variety of bills including Senate Bill 31, which could impact students' wallets with a possible $75 fee.
USG held its second special session Tuesday evening to discuss a variety of bills including Senate Bill 31, which could impact students' wallets with a possible $75 fee.
Instead of slowly killing the federal government, let’s legally shrink it.
ASU programs including ROTC and research facilities may begin to feel effects of government shutdown soon.
The newly implemented health care act ushers in change for ASU student insurance.
A law professor was nominated last week by the White House for the position of U.S. District Court Judge in Arizona.
On Sept. 18, Arizona's Department of Motor Vehicles implemented Gov. Jan Brewer's executive order to deny driver's licenses to DACA recipients.
Student senators created a research committee to look into a proposed student athletics fee and its effects.
A peacebuilding expert visited ASU as a part of the Hardt-Nickachos Lectures in Peace Studies.
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Several student clubs and organizations have been left without funding following confusion on appropriations due dates.
You know what they say: The 40th time is the charm.
In which Tom and Holly rant about historical things.
The Republican-led House of Representives is living in a fantasy world, free from consequences of hunger.
The IRS chases after marginalized workers, again.
Give me a bumper sticker, because I am officially a fan.
Cindy McCain and Marta Sahagún de Fox addressed the issue of human trafficking and how the U.S. and Mexico must work together to stop it.
If your non-tenured faculty are outperforming your tenured superstars in effective teaching and student retention, there is a problem.
We may or may not follow the news on the constant violence in Syria, but do we know how it feels to be in the middle of it all?
For the second week in a row, protesters come together on Saturday September 7th. They walk around Mill Avenue in Tempe to express their views and say no to U.S. intervention in Syria.
U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan spoke with the State Press about student loans, post-college careers and collegiate athletics from his “Strong Start, Bright Future” Back-to-School Bus Tour.
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