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Internet trolls target young women

After writing an article for Teen Vogue entitled “Donald Trump Is Gaslighting America,” journalist Lauren Duca received a disturbing backlash.

My reaction to the election of Donald Trump

A tall old woman stood at the front of my classroom in a frumpy, ankle-length dress and crooked, fragile-looking glasses as I quietly surveyed her from my chair several rows back.

LGBTQASU: Queer life and visibility at Arizona State University

Sounds of laughter fill the air like the jingle of little bells at Christmas time. Loud and vivacious students celebrate the homecoming of a new year and semester at ASU. Underneath this rancor, there is a culture of students who are celebrating something larger than themselves as loudly as they can: LGBTQ equality, visibility and representation.

ASU's "Car Dogs" races into theaters this March

Photos by  Stella Atzenweiler & Celisse Jones

Economic development program provides what banks can not

The Prestamos lending program offers the same thing that banks do: a sum of money with an interest rate -- but their appeal is their partnership with their borrowers.

ADP will relocate to Tempe and hire 1,500 people this spring. 

ASU gymnasts support gymnastics center in low-income area

Children run and laugh as they start to warm up for gymnastics class. A few minutes later, the coach begins to lead stretch while the parents watch their children with proud smiles. This is the atmosphere at Phoenix Athletic Center Gymnastics and Wrestling, the first gymnastics center in Laveen.

Bike theft is covered under GradGaurd insurance. 

GradGaurd insurance, created by an ASU alumnus, provides coverage for college students across the nation. 

ASU students join peaceful protest downtown

Protesters gathered at University Park in Phoenix Tuesday afternoon to demonstrate unity and peace across minority groups in protest of the current political climate. Huddled together to keep warm in the late-November brisk air, protestors held signs and prepared for their mile-long route down Van Buren Street, just blocks away from ASU’s downtown campus.

ASU alumnus' company provides students insurance

An Arizona State University alumnus' company provides students with help that the university currently does not offer.

One of the largest human resource companies opens office in Tempe

As you walk around downtown Tempe next spring you will notice that the streets are busier, the lines in restaurants around lunch are longer and the sidewalks are filled with more people — 1,500 more people to be exact.

Change Dispensary seeks to spread positivity

Three years ago, University of Wisconsin Madison alumna Laura Kiel was in Chicago working for WGN-TV, going through the mundane every day — not ever feeling completely satisfied.

ASU serves the most MIC tickets around the holidays, ASUPD says

It’s your freshman year of college, you’ve dreamed of this day for years, you hear about all the college parties, all the freedom and of course — all the alcohol.

Have a fishy roommate? You aren't alone

It’s move-in day, you have all your belongings ready to move into your new dorm or apartment. You’re excited to start this new adventure, but in the back of your mind you just can’t help but fear that the horrific roommate stories you read on Buzzfeed or saw in movies may become your life for the next year.

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ASU students looking to study abroad shouldn't fear for their safety

Miranda Tomlinson was sitting in the basement of a hostel in Edinburgh playing cards and talking with friends after traveling from London to Scotland for the weekend. Televisions flashed in the background as the group sat laughing and playing at a table.

From the ground up, the rebuilding of Greek housing at ASU

Dust swirls through the air of the empty lot. Mounds of dirt are stacked about ten feet high to mark where the construction workers left off. It’s a deserted brown stain on an otherwise lively campus.

Food Fight: How one ASU campus is fighting against student food insecurity

Each night she was in the ASU undergraduate student government office her sophomore year, Ephraim Infante would watch out the window expectantly, waiting for the same man eating a Cup-O-Noodles to walk by.

Cronkite student finds success in lifestyle Youtube channel

With a flick of a make-up brush a mermaid emerges in the middle of the desert. A starfish in her hair and purple scales on her neck, Keaton Milburn sits in Scottsdale Arizona’s make-up studio, the Sparkle Bar. She is filming her latest YouTube video, a Halloween mermaid make-up tutorial.