Over the years, ASU has expanded and modified its websites to meet changing realities for the University's community. While some of those adjustments have been controversial – including recent relocations of LGBTQ+ web resources – administrators like Joanne Vogel, vice president of Student Services, say they are part of a continued effort to maintain a modern and efficient web presence.
Here's an interactive look into the past and present versions of various University websites using the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine.
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Matthew is a junior studying journalism and mass communications with a minor in political science. He has previously worked for The Cut Network and has interned with the Student Television Network. He is in his 4th Semester with The State Press working previously as Multimedia Managing Editor and a Full Time Videographer.
Carsten Oyer is a sophomore studying journalism and mass communication, as well as public service and public policy. This is his second semester with The State Press, having previously worked as a politics reporter.
