Tempe City Council raises tobacco purchase age, local owners speak on the effects
Tempe is raising the age to buy tobacco products from 18 to 21 after a city council vote on Oct. 26.
Tempe is raising the age to buy tobacco products from 18 to 21 after a city council vote on Oct. 26.
ASU joined various universities, groups of institutions, and a scholarship fund in a statement to support Israel and denounce Hamas.
The new Undergraduate Student Government leadership has been working since the beginning of the fall semester on fulfilling campaign promises.
Students and community members rallied outside Old Main and marched around the Tempe campus to show support for Palestine as conflict in the region continues.
ASU's annual Humanities Week presented 'Arming Students for Good: Youth Activism to Prevent Violence,' an event to uplift youth voices on gun violence prevention.
Some LGBTQ+ students and faculty question their safety on campus after an ASU professor was assaulted by two members of Turning Point USA Wednesday afternoon.
ASU students, faculty and Jewish community members gathered in solidarity to show support for Israel and honor the fallen after rising conflict in the region.
Students rallied to support Palestine on the Tempe campus following continued conflict in the Israel-Palestine region.
Gov. Hobbs asked ABOR and state universities to come up with a student-focused funding formula as a new means of securing funding for universities.
A proposed amendment to the city's anti-discrimination ordinance would prevent people on Housing Choice Vouchers from being rejected from housing based on their source of income.
Tempe will celebrate Indigenous People's Day on Monday after the city council voted unanimously to have the paid official holiday replace Columbus Day.
ASU is working with the U.S. State Department to open a new U.S.-ASEAN Center in Washington D.C. to create more international opportunities for students.
President Joe Biden will announce the creation of the John McCain III National Library, which will be built on the Tempe campus to honor the late U.S. Senator.
Dennis Prager and Charlie Kirk returned to ASU to continue their conversation about free speech in public universities.
Proposed changes to the Tempe Historic Preservation ordinance include designating every home over 50 years of age as historically eligible.
Students gathered around Turning Point USA founder and CEO Charlie Kirk outside of the Memorial Union on Wednesday afternoon to debate a variety of topics.
Though the project is not yet in its design phase, Tempe Mayor Corey Woods said the new pathway across University Drive is to keep students and residents safe and separate from cars.
ASU's First Amendment Clinic helped former gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake file a motion to dismiss a lawsuit from Republican Maricopa County Recorder Stephen Richer accusing her of defamation.
Tempe is asking residents to help tailor its new green infrastructure with the Rain to Roots Ambassador Program.
Tempe is investing in turf reduction to conserve water conservation in grassy landscapes, including parks, yards and more.
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