Barack Obama joins Arizona Democrats in Phoenix to motivate voters
(11/04/22 2:20am)
Let him be clear: former President Barack Obama wants Arizonans to vote for Katie Hobbs and Mark Kelly in next week's election.
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ASU will have a student representative on the Arizona Board of Regents in 2023
(11/02/22 8:14pm)
The next student regent on the Arizona Board of Regents will come from ASU in 2023.
With election day fast approaching, ASU student organizers take differing approaches
(10/20/22 3:45am)
Dressing as chickens outside the Arizona state capitol building and questioning Katie Hobbs in a Starbucks may be splashy, but it is part of a deliberate process that Kari Lake and her many campaign groups are employing to swing young voters to her side. And it might be working.
Race for Maricopa County Attorney puts abortion ban on the ballot
(10/04/22 3:33am)
The upcoming Maricopa County Attorney election puts the enforcement of Arizona's new abortion law on the ballot, according to experts and candidates.
Students, residents gather on Tempe campus to rally for women's rights in Iran
(09/26/22 3:55am)
ASU students and local residents gathered on the Tempe campus Friday night to rally for women's rights in Iran. The event followed the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini, who died in police custody after her arrest by the Iranian government’s morality police for allegedly not complying with strict laws regarding women’s head scarves in Iran.
Politicians and student leaders host event downtown for National Voter Registration Day
(09/21/22 4:24am)
Arizona Secretary of State Katie Hobbs was one of many guests who spoke at the National Voter Registration Day Rally at the Beus Center for Law and Society to get ASU students on the Downtown Phoenix campus registered to vote.
Student groups once again condemn CRU's campus visitor
(09/14/22 3:46am)
College Republicans United, a conservative political activism club described as a "far-right extremist group" by other republican groups on campus, was condemned by students and several organizations across the political aisle for an event featuring noted white nationalist Jared Taylor on Sept. 2.
ASU tuition increase approved for the 2022-23 school year
(04/08/22 3:52am)
The Arizona Board of Regents passed a tuition increase for in-state, out-of-state and international ASU students for the 2022-23 school year on Thursday.
Tempe establishes plans to build affordable housing along Apache Boulevard
(04/09/22 8:44pm)
The city of Tempe’s housing division has laid out a plan to build multiple affordable housing developments close to ASU’s Tempe campus.
How and where to vote for the 2022 USG and GPSA elections
(03/29/22 4:11am)
Voting for the 2022 Undergraduate Student Government and Graduate and Professional Student Association elections will take place on March 29 and 30 for all ASU campuses. USG Election results will be announced on March 31 on the student government website, and election results for GPSA will be announced April 3.
A rundown of the 2022 USGD executive tickets and senate candidates
(03/24/22 7:04pm)
Candidates in this year's Undergraduate Student Government Downtown election on the executive ticket and for open senate positions are running unopposed.
Juneteenth to become official city holiday in Tempe in 2022
(03/17/22 3:32am)
The City of Tempe voted unanimously to make Juneteenth an official annual city holiday on March 3. Juneteenth celebrates the liberation of the last enslaved people from Texas, two and a half years after the Civil War ended.
ASU students frustrated over stalled efforts on student loan forgiveness
(03/17/22 3:55am)
As part of his 2020 campaign, President Joe Biden promised that he would forgive up to $10,000 in federal student loans per person, leading many students to vote for him.
Students concerned about newly approved development along Tempe Town Lake
(02/18/22 4:31am)
Tempe City Council unanimously passed a proposal to build a $1.8 billion development on Tempe Town Lake last week. Although council members are confident in the project’s financial effect on the city, some ASU students are worried about the project's impact on the skyrocketing housing costs in the area.
Arlene Chin seeks to represent Asian Americans on Tempe City Council
(02/08/22 3:34am)
Arlene Chin was hand-picked out of a group of 50 who applied for the Tempe City Council and was appointed by former Tempe Mayor, Mark Mitchell, in May 2019 after a spot on the council was left open.
Sunrise Movement's Tempe hub makes a run at city council
(02/02/22 3:22am)
Tempe City Council candidate Casey Clowes is bringing the mission of the Sunrise Movement to her campaign.
Climate justice, youth advocacy among changes in updated Tempe Climate Action Plan
(01/29/22 11:58pm)
The city of Tempe’s Sustainability and Resilience Commission updated its Climate Action Plan on Wednesday with new resources and research to strengthen the existing agenda, with focuses on youth, business, climate justice and neighborhoods.
ASU men's hockey splits series with Colorado College
(12/19/21 7:35pm)
The ASU men's hockey team split its series against Colorado College over the weekend in Colorado Springs.
ASU men's hockey sweeps Clarkson University thanks to explosive offense
(12/12/21 4:30pm)
ASU hockey's offense found a spark against No.18 Clarkson University, making for two victories at Oceanside Ice Arena on Friday and Saturday.
ASU hockey suffers a disappointing series sweep against the University of Denver
(12/05/21 5:14pm)
The ASU men’s hockey team fell to 12th ranked University of Denver 6-2 on Friday night at Oceanside Ice Arena.