Education

Once Upon a Time club promotes reading opportunities for children

Once Upon a Time was founded in May to further reading comprehension skills for low-income children across the Valley.

By Anusha Natarajan | October 20, 2020

---

Proposition 208 would fund education across Arizona

Proposition 208 appears on the ballot this general election, aimed at increasing funding toward Arizona schools.

By David Rodish | September 30, 2020

---

Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College and Mesa Public Schools partner to support K-12 students

A partnership between the Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College and Mesa Public Schools delivers internship opportunities to ASU education students and learning help for K-12 students.

By Anusha Natarajan | September 29, 2020

---

Finding a middle ground on Zoom etiquette

ASU students and instructors discuss the implications of Zoom etiquette.

By Alexis Moulton | September 11, 2020

---

New academic programs place emphasis on interdisciplinary learning and STEM

ASU's new majors, minors and certificates this fall include programs focusing on counseling, rhetoric and educating multilingual learners, as well as interdisciplinary master's programs.

By Anusha Natarajan | September 1, 2020

---

Opinion: Students don't read like they should — it's concerning

While basic reading skills are still widespread, fewer people are willing and able to grasp advanced texts.

By Sebastian Miscenich | July 16, 2020

---

ASU for You partners with virtual learning channel for K-8 students

Miacademy Learning Channel aims to educate elementary and middle school students through interactive, online resources.

By Anusha Natarajan | June 15, 2020

---

ASU creates digital platform promoting education for all

ASU is teaming up with other educational companies to provide free digital educational content to learners around the world. 

By Anusha Natarajan | April 16, 2020

---

Accessibility Dissonance: The disability community's overlooked fight for remote learning

The disability  community and higher education institutions discuss accommodations amid COVID-19 pandemic.

By Itzia Crespo | April 15, 2020

---

ASU includes wide range of new courses for Spring 2020

New Spring courses offer new perspectives on today's global challenges and phenomenons. 

By Anusha Natarajan | October 29, 2019

---

Psychology department develops Applied Prevention Science graduate program

Program developers said the key to suicide prevention is collaborating with communities to find solutions.

By Taylor Lane | October 1, 2019

---

Trump's proposal to cut education funding faces skepticism, backlash

Critics of the proposal say it isn't likely to pass and instead is a symbolic move from the administration.

By Wissam Melhem | April 1, 2019

---

New bills introduced into legislature would increase education funding in Arizona

The new bills will essentially extend Proposition 301, which was passed in 2000.

By Michelle Zhao | February 28, 2019

---

ASU researcher receives nearly $1.4 million to conduct education project

ASU project given a nearly $1.4 million grant to assist educators.

By Katelyn Reinhart | February 21, 2019

---

State could increase University funding under new bill

A bill that would increase state funding to student Universities passed its first hurdle Monday. 

By Isaac Windes | February 11, 2019

---

New Cronkite partnership looks to bolster healthcare reporting

The new professional program will seek to increase healthcare reporting, especially for underserved communities.

By Brooke Newman | February 6, 2019

---

State budget includes increase in university funding, expansion of education tuition program

The budget would expand funding for universities statewide and expand the Arizona Teachers Academy.

By Bryan Pietsch | January 24, 2019

---

Arizona commission focuses on increasing access to financial aid

The commission works to provide financial aid to students and promote success in higher education.

By Kiara Quaranta | January 23, 2019

---

New ASU faculty, same ASU mission

New administrative faculty at the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences each bring their own sense of what makes ASU great, as well as their own excitement.

By Owen Baldner | July 13, 2017

---

Students must fight back against Arizona voucher law

Students should not only care about Arizona's voucher bill. They should fight against it. 

By Jimmy Arwood | June 2, 2017

---