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Opinion: Personal finance courses should be mandatory in college

Personal finance courses should be mandatory in college so as to set up students for success following graduation.

By Alex Marie Solomon | November 17, 2021

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WeGrad program set to launch in Spring 2022

WeGrad is a rebrand of the American Dream Academy and aims to provide families with the tools to ensure their child's academic success.

By Lauren Kobley | October 21, 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

Meet ASU's other Michael Crow

With a friendly smile and positive outlook, ASU's Michael Little Crow teaches math all around the world, though often confused with the University's president along the way.

By Alexis Moulton | September 22, 2021

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ASU academics work to dispel critical race theory myths

ASU faculty reflect on the origins, meaning and implications of critical race theory amid state legislative attempts across the nation to ban it.

By Alexis Moulton | September 2, 2021

Teaching through the pandemic was a 'painful process'

With ASU Sync gone, multiple faculty members reflect on teaching in a pandemic and what lessons they will implement in the future.

By Piper Hansen | August 18, 2021

Helios partnership expands to analyze students' education paths

With a $6.5 million grant, ASU's Decision Center for Educational Excellence will continue its work analyzing data and producing educational models for schools and educators in the state.

By Anna Campbell | July 13, 2021

ASU scholarship recipients focus on digital divide with elementary students

This year's ASU Gammage Scholars project addressed the digital divide through a jump-a-thon and five-week course plan.

By Piper Hansen | May 24, 2021

Joanna Grabski named new dean of CISA

Joanna Grabski will be the new dean for the College of Integrative Arts and Sciences on July 1.

By Anusha Natarajan | April 8, 2021

As It Stands

A national reassessment of journalism ethics reveals exclusionary ethos at journalism schools.

By Kiera Riley | April 6, 2021

ASU se asocia con 37 organizaciones para apoyar educación superior

ASU ha juntado un equipo de trabajo de educación superior para trabajar con otras universidades para apoyar y proveer recursos para todos los estudiantes para avanzar sus metas de carrera.

By Anusha Natarajan | March 30, 2021

ASU partners with 37 organizations to support higher education goals

ASU has joined a higher education task force to work with other universities to support and provide resources for all students to advance their career goals.

By Anusha Natarajan | March 29, 2021

Opinion: The class of 2024 must be included in this fall's welcome events

With ASU preparing to return to in-person classes for Fall 2021, current freshmen should be allowed to participate in welcome experiences they missed out on during the pandemic.

By Alexis Tretschok | March 17, 2021

Opinion: Our investment in education must change after COVID-19

COVID-19 has exacerbated many economic disparities in public education which are caused by insufficient investment in the schools and communities around them.

By Thomas Gerald | March 15, 2021