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Opinion: On-campus housing is becoming more dangerous, the University should do better

On-campus residents have more to worry about as campus safety alerts increase.

By Emma Bradford | October 28, 2024

ASU brings home away from home with Día de los Muertos celebrations on campus

Students can honor Día de los Muertos with altars and celebrations around campus.

By Allison Lillestol | October 28, 2024

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Opinion: Greek Life at ASU is distant from actual Greek values and standards

The meaning of the actual Greek values is more than what it is represented by the Greek life at ASU.

By Dimitra Manatou | October 24, 2024

PASA celebrates Filipino American History Month

Philippine American Student Association shares culture during Filipino American History Month.

By Natalia Rodriguez | October 23, 2024

ASU at Lake Havasu students and staff reflect on announcement of the campus' closure

ASU at Lake Havasu abruptly closes, community discusses impact.

By Alicia Armendariz | October 23, 2024

ASU students encounter man with a gun near Gordon Commons dorm

Two individuals carrying a firearm approached three ASU students near Gordon Commons.

By Senna James | October 23, 2024

ASU professor Andrea Benge challenges the stigma of the female body in art installation

An ASU professor created an art installation to challenge the stigma surrounding women and how they are perceived in society.

By Allison Lillestol | October 21, 2024

Asian American, Asian Pacific American organizations compete in 'Spooklympics'

Organizations within the Asian/Asian Pacific American Students' Coalition compete in Spookylmpics.

By Kate Gore and Alana Lynch | October 21, 2024

Pirates of the Pavement win Red Bull Chariot Race in Tempe

In homemade chariots, 20 student teams raced for $2,000, a year's supply of Red Bull and glory.

By Audrey Lippert | October 21, 2024

Language as connection: Student Club hosts Free English Classes, fosters community

Free English Classes bridge the language barrier, teach international students English.

By Natalia Rodriguez | October 17, 2024

Substance misuse prevention nonprofits throughout the Valley battle ongoing crisis

Nonprofits work toward educating Arizona residents on the dangers of substance misuse and offer long-term recovery programs.

By George Headley | October 10, 2024

Double Ten Day brings together Taiwanese students and community members

The West Valley festival featured cultural music, food and dancing.

By Diya Murthy | October 9, 2024

Pro-Palestine protesters march after the anniversary of Oct. 7, emphasize need for peace

A year has past since the events of Oct. 7, 2023, local protesters gathered on the Tempe campus to make their voices heard for a collective desire for peace.

By Natalia Rodriguez and Teanna Sorensen | October 9, 2024

Sol y Luna creates a new environment for LGBTQ+ and Hispanic students

Students find safety and understanding at ASU's new club, Sol y Luna.

By Kate Gore | October 8, 2024

Unpacking Arizona raves, and how their popularity might be killing the culture

The ins and outs of rave culture and how it's changing in 2024.

By Senna James | October 8, 2024

ASU Jewish community unites for Oct. 7 commemoration

ASU Hillel, Chabad and Olami hosted a memorial with students and staff sharing stories, offering prayers and lighting candles to commemorate lives lost on Oct. 7.

By Emra Muslim | October 8, 2024