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El Diablo en los Detalles

Arizona anuncio un proceso para eliminar los cargos de marihuana, pero el camino hacia un historial limpio au fan presenta obstueculos.

By Kiera Riley | September 9, 2021

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Last year drove young people to political poles, and influencers drew them in

Between a pandemic that disproportionately affected the working poor and the Black Lives Matter movement, young people have begun embracing other political philosophies like socialism. 

By Chase Hunter B. | July 19, 2021

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Column: You're Not Listening

BIPOC communities predicted and observed Trump's ability to incite violence. No one listened. 

By Raphael Romero Ruiz | March 29, 2021

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The Best Recruiter

U.S. military recruitment tactics offer certainty in times of chaos.

By Chase Hunter B. | March 25, 2021

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Column: Stark White

Journalists of color share their experiences in white newsrooms and institutions.

By Raphael Romero Ruiz | March 24, 2021

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Satire: Why two beers is the perfect amount

An unpleasant Thanksgiving dinner? A break up? Meeting deadline for a term paper? Two beers is the perfect amount to get you through all of it.  

By Chase Hunter B. | March 4, 2021

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I miss movie theaters, but I’m still afraid to go

As closures affect theater businesses in the Valley, some reflect on replicating the experience at home.

By Jonmaesha Beltran | March 2, 2021

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Tripped up: Psychedelics' emergence in American health care

Psychedelics slowly make way into mainstream medicine.

By Joseph Perez and Kiera Riley | November 19, 2020

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Opinión: Pasos olvidados

La historia y la migración de los Yaquis deberia se enseñado en ASU

By Raphael Romero Ruiz | November 12, 2020

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Opinion: Forgotten Footsteps

Yaqui history and migration should be taught at ASU 

By Raphael Romero Ruiz | November 12, 2020

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Treading Water

ASU’s triathlon team battles stagnancy amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

By Ike Everard | November 10, 2020

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Cody Carter: One of the last true great American twirlers

Cody Carter is a twirler for the ASU marching band who's won multiple world championships. 

By Ike Everard | November 5, 2020

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The curious life of Benjamin Bartelle

Benjamin Bartelle, an assistant professor at the School of Biological and Health Systems of Engineering, doesn't play by the rules of science or art but excels at both.

By Kiera Riley | October 20, 2020

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Learning curve

Students with children continue to balance classes and childcare as the coronavirus pandemic sends schools online. 

By Kiera Riley | October 7, 2020

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Hell on Earth: Inching toward an endless fire season

As wildfires increase globally due to climate change and Arizona’s drying conditions worsen, ASU researchers pose questions as to how conservation is approached.

By Itzia Crespo | October 6, 2020

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Color dissonance: many critique the possible posturing behind social media activism

Students question the sincerity behind ASU’s announcements to protect their diverse student body in comparison to the University's social media posts in solidarity.

By Itzia Crespo | September 15, 2020

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Banking on startup culture

ASU students and alumni discuss the harsh competitive reality of startup culture in spite of ASU's funding. 

By Sarah Alcantar | March 24, 2020

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The digital diet

A look into the history of the "freshman 15" and how current internet trends disqualify the famed weight gain.

By Kiera Riley | February 5, 2020

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My awkward moments of growth

I've been through some embarrassing moments, but I'm the person I am today because of them.

By Allie Mahai | December 2, 2019

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Satire: A day in 2010

From "Hey, Soul Sister" to the infamous Silly Bandz, this satire piece stirs the nostalgia of life in 2010. 

By Denzel Rustempasic | November 25, 2019

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