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"Iris Hobbs, a sophomore studying criminology and criminal justice, said having free, school-provided counseling services gives students an opportunity they could not have on their own."
ASU Counseling Services provides support resources to help students beyond just mental health.
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ASU Chief of Police Michael Thompson is facing sanctions by Iran, alongside 10 other police leaders who were involved in the police intervention of pro-Palestine protests and encampments.
On Tuesday, 71 of the 72 protesters arrested for the pro-Palestine encampment on April 26 and 27 faced no charges at their arraignment hearing. They may have to wait up to a full year to receive charges as the ASU Police Department failed to meet the 1:30 p.m. deadline to submit information on Tuesday.
ASU Police Department Chief Michael Thompson was placed on paid administrative leave on May 10 following complaints regarding his actions at the pro-Palestine encampment on April 26 and 27, according to an ASU spokesperson.
Former ASU postdoctoral researcher Jonathan Yudelman resigned from his position before being identified in a viral video physically and verbally intimidating two people at a pro-Israel rally, according to an ASU spokesperson. Today, the president of ASU stated Yudelman is banned from campus and teaching classes. His resignation — submitted prior to May 5 — from his position at the School of Civic and Economic Thought and Leadership would have been effective on June 30.
All 20 of the students who were arrested at a pro-Palestine protest on April 26 and 27 have filed a lawsuit against the Arizona Board of Regents for infringing upon their freedom of speech. The group hopes to receive a preliminary injunction from the court, which would temporarily remove the suspension placed on the students so they would be able to complete outstanding assignments and finals.
Speakers and organizers gathered at the northwest corner of Alumni Lawn on Thursday morning to discuss the "punitive" treatment of students by ASU administration and police the week prior, according to event speakers.
"I'm done. I quit. I want to go home."
Sports betting is everywhere in 2024, including in the pockets of ASU students. Even ESPN, the biggest sports media company around, implemented "ESPN BET" in late 2023.
The City of Tempe has appointed Eric Anderson as the new city attorney, who is taking over the role after Sonia Blain retired.
As artificial intelligence spreads to new fields, not all of them are quite ready to embrace it. They need more time for security measures to be implemented, comprehensive ethical guidelines to be developed and regulatory frameworks to be put in place.
"If it doesn't solve the problem better, enhance the outcome better, help the student better, we're not going to do it."
Back when I was 16, a long list of "nevers" clung to me wherever I went, like a loose thread I could never shake. I had never been kissed. I had never had sex. I had never even been on a real date. It felt like a glaring label hanging over my head that exposed my inexperience with sex, love and relationships — some of the most defining aspects of adolescence — to my peers, who seemed to date and find love with ease.
In an eventful public board meeting, the Arizona Board of Regents Chair Fred DuVal said he would take legal action against a University of Arizona professor who accused him of sustaining a conflict of interest during a board meeting Thursday at the ASU Tempe campus.
Hugo Tapia is one of five candidates vying for a seat on the Tempe City Council in the upcoming election in March 2024, when Tempe residents will vote for their top three choices.
Tempe City Council adopted a resolution to continue funding for the second phase of the First Responder Opioid Project last month, furthering the reach of EMPACT La Frontera, a program in part worked on by an ASU researcher.
ASU has been named the No. 1 public University for international students according to the 2022 Institute of International Education Open Doors Report. The University hosts over 15,000 international students from over 157 countries, with numerous resources and programs developed to support international students at ASU, including the Coalition of International Students.
Ambassador of Kosovo Ilir Dugolli spoke about the relationship between the University and other higher education institutes in Kosovo, a country in southeastern Europe. The event was hosted on Nov. 20 by the ASU Melikian Center in cooperation with the ASU School for the Future of Innovation in Society.
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