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ASU schools to host inaugural Humanities Week

ASU colleges worked together to launch the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences' first-ever Humanities-themed week of events.

By Rithwik Kalale | October 13, 2021

State Press Play: The New Normal, part one

After a year of hybrid learning, questions — and complicated feelings — have arisen as students returned for fall semester. Has ASU's COVID response been clear? Listen to episode one of the new miniseries from The State Press here.

By Sonya Sheptunov | October 7, 2021

Tempe, ASU program collaborate in efforts to aid people without housing

Jenny's Trailer offers heat relief for people experiencing homelessness through an environmentally friendly cooling trailer found in Tempe parks. The project was put together with a collaboration between ASU's EPICS students and the city of Tempe.

By Aden Schulze-Miller | October 6, 2021

Forum draws connection between gun violence and mental health

March For Our Lives ASU hosted a panel discussing the relationship between mental health and gun violence.

By Alexis Waiss | October 5, 2021

Los casos activos de COVID-19 continúan disminuyendo

El número de casos positivos de COVID-19 en ASU disminuyó por 49 desde la actualización del lunes pasado.

By Lauren Kobley | October 5, 2021

Active COVID-19 cases continue to decrease

The number of positive COVID-19 cases at ASU decreased by 49 since last Monday's update.

By Lauren Kobley | October 4, 2021

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Students in 'Coding for Social Good' develop apps for people in need

Coding for a Social Good gives students the opportunity to develop their own apps that benefits Arizona populations.

By Lauren Kobley | October 1, 2021

ASU releases exhaustive but unspecific updates on racial justice commitments

The LIFT Report was released Friday more than a year after ASU announced plans to address inequality at the University.

By Anna Campbell | September 30, 2021

Video: Mid-Autumn Festival celebrates Chinese traditions in ASU community

The Chinese Student and Scholars Association aims to bring Chinese international students together with the festival.

By Cheuk Lam Titus To | September 29, 2021

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ASU reporta 226 casos activos de COVID-19

Los casos activos de COVID-19 de ASU se mantuvieron estables y 23 estudiantes están aislados en los cuatro campus.

By Alexandra Zurborg | September 29, 2021

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New pilot program offering select degrees completely through ASU Sync

ASU launched synchronous ASU Sync degree programs for select programs in the Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College and is using those degrees as a pilot program for future Sync-only degrees.

By Rithwik Kalale | September 28, 2021

Source Audit: What we found when we tracked our source demographics

Here is the breakdown of our sourcing from the Spring 2021 semester and what we're working on for the Fall 2021 semester.

By Farah Eltohamy and Anusha Natarajan | September 28, 2021

New club brings East and Southeast Asian tradition to ASU

The Asian Medical Student Organization is hosting its first culturally-rooted event to bring the East and Southeast Asian tradition of the Moon Festival to the ASU community. AMSO's mission to provide ASU medical students with opportunities to make connections in the Asian community.

By Sadie Buggle | September 27, 2021