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(02/15/19 4:14am)
Under a bill recently introduced by the Arizona Legislature, students who are protected under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals could receive reduced tuition, along with undocumented students who do not receive DACA benefits.
(02/06/19 2:03am)
When Arizona’s eccentric top-lawyer isn’t suing California billionaires for calling him "corrupt," he’s busy suing the Arizona Board of Regents.
(01/18/19 3:52am)
DACA recipients at ASU could soon pay reduced tuition thanks to a bill that is being drafted by the state legislature.
(11/21/18 2:31am)
When Gloria Casillas-Martinez got her first report card in the U.S. as an eight-year-old, little did she know of the impact that the document would have on her life.
(11/16/18 1:57am)
According to the University of San Francisco's Check Your Privilege campaign, "if you don't have to think about it, it's a privilege," and this includes thinking about politics.
(10/26/18 1:18am)
Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich has filed an appeal in his case claiming the Arizona Board of Regents have not complied to a section of the Arizona constitution that stipulates in-state tuition must be “as nearly free as possible.”
(10/29/18 9:30pm)
The 2018 Congressional elections are shaping up to be one of the most contentious and eventful midterm election in decades, with many viewing the races as a referendum on the President’s agenda.
(10/29/18 12:07am)
Here's a look at the candidates for Arizona State 20th District, which encompasses parts of Glendale, and north Phoenix including the ASU West campus. Voters will elect one state senator to replace Republican incumbent Rep. Kimberly Yee, who is running for Arizona treasurer.
(10/28/18 11:43pm)
Rep. Kyrsten Sinema and Rep. Martha McSally have fought a close race for the Senate seat that was vacated by Republican Sen. Jeff Flake.
(10/28/18 11:59pm)
The race for Arizona's governor is between ASU professor David Garcia, incumbent Republican Gov. Doug Ducey and Green Party candidate Angel Torres.
(10/19/18 4:28am)
As one of the largest universities in the country, ASU prides itself on its diversity and focus on inclusivity. This is clear by its decision to have a specialized Office of Inclusion and Community Engagement.
(10/18/18 3:25am)
A new artist collective in the Valley seeks to empower artists of color to share their uncensored personal narratives.
(10/16/18 4:57am)
U.S. Representatives Martha McSally and Kyrsten Sinema found more common ground than one would expect when they went toe-to-toe in the only live televised debate for the Arizona senate race, with Sinema flexing her bipartisan bonafides.
(10/18/18 2:59am)
News moves fast. Keep up with national, state and local political happenings with this week's politics round-up from The State Press:
(10/14/18 9:48pm)
Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals student registration at ASU rose to a peak in 2018, while registration plummeted at other Arizona colleges, according to college records.
(10/05/18 3:44am)
Pocaster Haley Armenta sits down with return guest Jacqueline White to discuss policy and congressional casework. Jacqueline shares details on the work she does to help immigrants receive citizenship. Jacqueline says her most memorable cases deal with her student peers. She shares a personal story about her experiences with students from Mesa Community College advocating for themselves as undocumented students in America.
(09/28/18 3:39am)
ASU women's rights and political groups oppose the nomination of Judge Brett Kavanaugh and are banding together to raise awareness of what his confirmation could mean for ASU students.
(09/21/18 2:49am)
"Michael Crow's efforts to help DACA students is disappointing." Illustration published on Sunday, Sept. 23, 2018.
(09/28/18 3:10am)
The effort to confirm Brett Kavanaugh to the U.S. Supreme Court has erupted in controversy seemingly overnight. But beyond the allegations of sexual misconduct against Kavanaugh, his confirmation would have significant negative effects on the University community due to the circuit judge's stances on immigration as well as voting and reproductive rights.
(09/26/18 3:47am)
ASU has a DACA community of several hundred students, and though they are not a large part of the University's population, they are part of the Sun Devil community regardless.