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More than half of the 35 ASU journalism students who originally expressed interest in interviewing with Sinclair Broadcast Group recruiters dropped out of the interview days, according to Cronkite School Associate Dean Mark Lodato.
Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication Dean Christopher Callahan released a statement April 13 via email that said the school is planning on continuing recruitment with the Sinclair Broadcast Group, despite recent controversy.
Media observers were outraged last week when a video went viral depicting more than two dozen news anchors broadcasting an eerily similar message: "Some members of the media use their platforms to push their own personal bias," they said. "This is extremely dangerous to our democracy."
Hours after the Supreme Court of Arizona ruled that Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals recipients are ineligible for in-state tuition, DACA students and allies stood in front of the Arizona State Capitol and told their stories.
Two hours before the Arizona Supreme Court was set to hear opening arguments in a case which will decide whether DACA students are eligible to retain access to in-state tuition, supporters stood on the steps of the Supreme Court to make their own case.
As of Tuesday, campaigning has officially begun for the 2018 candidates for student government.
ASU President Michael Crow spoke to the National Governors Association on Feb. 25, highlighting what he sees as ASU's successes in innovation and affordability.
The U.S. Supreme Court made a decision Monday morning that may protect the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program and allow renewals for the next several months.
Undergraduate Student Government West and the Graduate and Professional Student Association passed a bill to increase the Student Health and Wellness Fee by $15 per semester on Friday, making the increase a reality for ASU students.
On Jan. 16, DACA recipients and demonstrators protested in front of the Arizona Democratic Party headquarters in downtown Phoenix, chanting "No dream, no deal."
ASU senior and DACA recipient Belen Sisa was released from jail in Washington, D.C. Wednesday evening following a six-day hunger strike while incarcerated.
ASU senior and DACA recipient Belen Sisa was arrested in Washington D.C. on Friday after taking part in a sit-in outside Sen. Chuck Schumer's office as part of a fight for a Clean Dream Act.
There were 32 people killed on campus at Virginia Tech; 6 people killed in a parking lot in Tucson; 20 children and six adults killed in an elementary school in Newtown; 58 people killed at a concert in Las Vegas.
One man says privilege is waking up and knowing that every system in this country will work for you, the other says privilege is nonsense and perpetuates victimhood. One man says the Department of Education should be streamlined, the other says it should be abolished.
Yesterday, Judah Waxelbaum was canvassing for Sen. Jeff Flake’s 2018 reelection campaign. Today, Waxelbaum watched as Flake announced that he wouldn’t be seeking re-election, during a speech in which he condemned “the casual undermining of our democratic norms and ideals” in a pointed attack on President Trump.
Melissa Martin picked at her dinner of lasagna, breadsticks and salad. She thumbed through a pamphlet on the warning signs about domestic violence and noted the ones that applied to her former relationship.
Residents of the Mitchell Park neighborhood of Tempe are fighting to hold on to the character of their community. Pressure from real estate developers, increasing population and gentrification are pushing at the edges of the neighborhood, trying to find their way in.
The man who has made his name in Washington, D.C. by being a maverick in his party is thwarting President Donald Trump again.
On Monday evening, students sat in a classroom in Coor Hall eating pizza, drinking soda and writing letters to Arizona senators urging them to support the DREAM Act and take action to support DACA recipients.
On July 26, President Donald Trump announced a new military policy, but he didn’t do it in a press conference or an official statement. In true Trump fashion, he did it on Twitter.
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