In wake of election, students express both pleasant and dismayed surprise
In the aftermath of one historical presidential upset, ASU students have remained divided on the results.
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In the aftermath of one historical presidential upset, ASU students have remained divided on the results.
When aerospace engineering senior Andrew Morden joined Air Devil’s, a remote control airplane engineering and flying organization, he said the six-year-old club's workshop became his second home.
The main lecture hall of the A.E. England building Downtown was filled with students eating and conversing about socioeconomic inequality on Thursday, Nov. 19.
Political activist Julie Erfle said it would have been easy to join other Valley activists in vilifying immigrants when her police officer husband was killed by an undocumented immigrant in 2007.
Julie Erfle, the executive director of ProgressNow, a nonprofit political advocacy group, spoke during the Seeking Justice in Arizona series held at the Memorial Union, Wednesday.
In an attempt to provide open discourse related to student debt and loans, the student group Civility Instead held an hour-long open forum for students Oct. 27 in the Memorial Union.
Because of the high cost and complexity, going skydiving is difficult for many students, even though it makes many people's bucket lists. The ASU Dairdevils skydiving club helps students with starting skydiving and getting licensed.
Kinesiology freshman Jasmine Bosnino said she couldn't work her freshman year because of time constraints, but still wanted extra cash. When she heard she could make a buck by selling her poop, she jumped at the opportunity.
Biology graduate student and parent George Brusch said juggling the finances associated with taking care of a 16-month-old child and working toward his doctorate is tricky.
ASU's National Association for the Advancement of Colored People chapter will send 20 students to Washington, D.C. for the “Justice or Else” rally on Oct. 10.
More than 140 people, some ASU students, gathered at Paradise Valley Community College on Wednesday to discuss healing solutions to racism in a presentation called Race, Economics and the American Dream.
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