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Opinion: Renaming Downtown residence hall cements legacy of local leaders
(04/18/23 3:16am)
Taylor Place, the first residence hall built on the Downtown campus, was renamed last Friday to Gordon Commons.
Opinion: Banning TikTok limits student expression, community
(02/23/23 2:45am)
Universities across the nation are banning TikTok from campus WiFi networks and devices, and half of U.S. states have blocked access to the app on government devices.
Opinion: Senate passed resolution undermines direct democracy while claiming to promote it
(02/17/23 1:38am)
Senate Concurrent Resolution 1015 just passed the Arizona Senate by a vote of 16-13-1 on Tuesday. If officially adopted by the House of Representatives and Governor Hobbs, the resolution would dramatically alter the existing ballot initiative landscape.
Opinion: Mass layoffs hurt students, reveal skewed priorities of tech companies
(02/02/23 2:49am)
Google, Meta and Microsoft recently laid off tens of thousands of workers, unnerving career seeking students and demonstrating tech's jaw-dropping apathy toward its labor force.
Opinion: Higher education should replicate ASU's approach with high school students
(02/01/23 2:05am)
In a time when ambiguity is at the forefront of college admissions, ASU's increasingly transparent expectations for incoming freshmen are revolutionary. If the nation's higher education institutions want to rebuild trust in their admissions processes, ASU's recent initiative should be its blueprint.
Opinion: Pay teachers, not their tuition
(01/19/23 3:57am)
The Arizona Teachers Academy recently received $15 million to fund more tuition scholarships given to teachers if they stay in Arizona. This measure attempts to address Arizona's worsening teacher shortage by covering the tuition costs of aspiring teachers. Although well-intentioned, increasing teacher scholarships is a laughable Band-Aid solution that fails to resolve Arizona's escalating teacher crisis.
Opinion: Kelly and Hobbs' victories could lead to positive changes in state policy
(12/02/22 1:14am)
The midterm elections brought some good news for supporters of abortion rights, immigrants, environmental activists, and union members among other groups, with Democrats Mark Kelly and Katie Hobbs winning key races in the state.
Opinion: Mark Kelly and Katie Hobbs owe their victories to young voters
(11/28/22 10:11pm)
Despite coming into politics in a right-leaning battleground state, Arizona Democrats Mark Kelly and Katie Hobbs beat out their Republican counterparts. Young voters drove home their win.
Opinion: Arizona's water crisis needs more political attention
(11/08/22 4:41am)
Arizona is facing its worst drought in 1,200 years, but the state's water crisis isn't receiving the urgent political coverage and care it deserves.
Opinion: Amidst protests in Iran, ASU needs to officially condemn the regime
(10/27/22 2:22am)
Following the murder of Mahsa (Jina) Amini at the hands of the Iranian morality police, Iranians are risking their lives to protest Iran's oppressive regime. As the Iranian government's violent crackdown on this civil disobedience intensifies, it's more important than ever for ASU to be on the right side of history and condemn the Iranian regime.
Opinion: Arizona's universal school voucher law is bad for public schools and democracy
(10/13/22 4:28am)
An Arizona school voucher expansion bill has recently gone into effect after the petition set out to contest it didn't receive enough signatures for a referendum.
Opinion: In a post-Roe landscape, ASU needs to make resources more accessible
(10/28/22 2:20am)
In a post-Roe landscape, access to reproductive health care options and resources on campus are more critical than ever. ASU needs to better advertise its existing reproductive health care resources, in addition to making them more accessible to students across its campuses.
Opinion: Blake Masters' standing reveals the GOP's changing strategy for election day
(09/13/22 4:37am)
There's something to be said about beginner's luck. But for Arizona Republican Senate nominee Blake Masters, his luck seems to be running out. And now he's feeling the heat, illuminating a new, iron-fisted side of the Republican Party — a side that's frightening in its pragmatism.