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Some students with disabilities no longer receiving early class registration

Some students registered with the Student Accessibility and Inclusive Learning Services are no longer receiving early class registration after SAILS updated their system that kept track of accommodations.

By Wyatt Myskow | February 25, 2021

ASU settles with Rae'Lee Klein in court case over free speech

ASU agreed to pay journalism student Rae'Lee Klein $7,040 in a settlement of a lawsuit filed by Klein in October concerning free speech.

By Jeffrey Horst , Grace Lieberman and Wyatt Myskow | February 25, 2021

Students prepare to enter health care workforce altered by pandemic

Students navigating their future careers in public health during the pandemic face unique challenges compared to students in other fields.

By Salma Reyes | February 24, 2021

Virginia G. Piper Center to host events dedicated to Indigenous culture

The Virginia G. Piper Center at ASU has received a grant to host a variety of events celebrating Indigenous history and culture.

By Rithwik Kalale | February 24, 2021

ASU continues downward COVID-19 trends as US surpasses 500,000 deaths

Cases within the ASU community continue to fall, with the total number of cases dropping by 45 since last Monday.

By Salma Reyes | February 22, 2021

University of Oklahoma, ASU partner to expand Indigenous issue reporting

The Cronkite School and Gaylord Journalism College are working together to amplify coverage of Indigenous issues across the country.

By Anusha Natarajan | February 22, 2021

ASU Community Collaborative continues to help Westward Ho residents

ASU students and staff provide free services to the roughly 300 senior residents living at the Westward Ho through the ASU Community Collaborative.

By Lauren Kobley | February 22, 2021

Video: Ever thought of relieving stress...with goats?

Goats converged on the Polytechnic campus last week for two student yoga sessions.

By Judah Brody | February 21, 2021

Symphonic carillon continues to ring in Tempe during the pandemic

The ASU symphonic carillon has been with ASU since 1966. Even during a pandemic, the instrument continues to be an integral part of University history.

By Anna Campbell | February 20, 2021

Renowned political activist Angela Davis talks racial justice with students

Civil rights and prison abolition activist Angela Davis shared her thoughts on racism in the criminal justice system and the modern-day Black Lives Matter movement.

By Salma Reyes | February 18, 2021

Active COVID-19 cases within community continue to decrease

Active COVID-19 cases at ASU have decreased for the fifth straight week as of Thursday's update from the University.

By Kristen Apolline Castillo | February 18, 2021

How Pedro Gomez's influence on sports journalists will endure

Pedro Gomez mentored dozens of young journalists, and his family started a foundation to ensure his impact will benefit many others.

By Alex Weiner | February 18, 2021

Teacher residency program aims to improve Arizona public schools

An ASU study seeks to improve the state of public education in Arizona through a teacher residency program.

By Salma Reyes | February 18, 2021

Students have two fewer upper division housing options for next year

ASU students are searching for new housing due to ASU's decrease of upper-division housing options.

By Rithwik Kalale | February 17, 2021

ASU increases vaccinations among the community

Active COVID-19 cases at ASU are decreasing and vaccination efforts are increasing across the state, and at the University.

By Anusha Natarajan | February 15, 2021

With COVID-19 managed for now, Crow is optimistic for future

ASU President Michael Crow spoke to The State Press Monday about the University's ongoing and future plans.

By Jeffrey Horst , Wyatt Myskow and Piper Hansen | February 15, 2021

ASU plans for in-person Fall 2021 semester

Approximately 4,000 people in the ASU community have been vaccinated and the University is considering adding the COVID-19 vaccine to the University's current list of mandatory vaccines.

By Kacey Wilson | February 15, 2021

International students share struggles, comforts during COVID-19 pandemic

International students talk about the challenges of studying in another country and connecting to a new community during the pandemic.

By Salma Reyes | February 15, 2021

ASU departments and organizations celebrate Black History Month

Various organizations and institutions at ASU are educating the community about Black History at national and state levels.

By Anusha Natarajan | February 15, 2021

ASU's Chi Phi fraternity chapter loses recognition

ASU's Chi Phi fraternity chapter is at least the third reported fraternity in four months to receive disciplinary action from the University.

By Kacey Wilson | February 15, 2021

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