ASU expands through Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising in Los Angeles
ASU is expanding through the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising in Los Angeles, adding it to the Herberger Institute of Design and the Arts.
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ASU is expanding through the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising in Los Angeles, adding it to the Herberger Institute of Design and the Arts.
Tempe Police Department is searching for a new chief of police, and City Manager Andrew Ching has narrowed the search down to four potential candidates.
Tempe City Council approved the suggested change of street and park names to honor local figures.
Tempe City Council will vote Thursday to adopt several new street and park names because some were named after members of a local chapter of the Ku Klux Klan.
The Undergraduate Student Government at ASU’s Downtown and Polytechnic campuses is working to change its structure to reflect the U.S. House of Representatives, rather than the U.S. Senate.
To improve access to higher education and increase the predictability of its costs, the Arizona Board of Regents enacted a plan to estimate and limit tuition increases. It's a step in the transition to setting tuition as far as six years in advance, rather than as a year-by-year approval process.
The Arizona Board of Regents, the governing board for Arizona's universities, approved a pay raise and contract extensions for the presidents of ASU, UA and NAU earlier this month. This means ASU’s President Michael Crow will be among them. These raises are approved based on goal achievement for the universities. The board voted unanimously to approve this increase, and no questions or comments were raised in the meeting before the vote.
Andrew Yang, the founder of the Forward Party and former Democratic presidential candidate, came to the Westward Ho at ASU's Downtown campus to speak with students about the future of independent parties in a two-party system.
Students across ASU's campuses came out in person to vote in this year's crowded Arizona elections that will determine the next governor, the future of abortion rights and public education in the state.
Two new members who joined Tempe City Council in July plan to address issues that impact ASU students like transportation and climate change.
Over this course of this election cycle, Democratic Sen. Mark Kelly has visited ASU to speak with young voters about the importance of their vote several times. On Friday, Kelly visited ASU's Downtown campus for a Ballot Drop Kickoff event hosted by Mission for Arizona, the coordinated campaign by the Arizona Democratic Party to reelect Kelly.
As Election Day rapidly approaches, students work to educate themselves on this year's ballot.
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