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A brief history of ASU's political landscape

Even though ASU has a reputation for being non-political, there is a deep history of protests, riots and FBI investigations.

By Chase Hunter B. | September 12, 2019

Nine returning Chinese ASU students denied entry to the US

Nine ASU students were forced to return to China after being detained at LAX.

By Kiara Quaranta | September 3, 2019

ASU Junior Tina Giuliano uses the menstrual products dispenser in the Memorial Union on the Tempe campus in Tempe, Arizona on Thursday, Aug. 29, 2019.

Free menstrual products are now available to students on four campuses

ASU starts pilot program for free menstrual products on campus after push from student group.

By Mikenna Yarmus-Gannon | August 29, 2019

Marginalized student groups see some progress following protests

The University is aiming to make changes to its policies regarding marginalized communities.

By Isaac Windes and Brenna Toshner | April 22, 2019

ASU students can take steps to stay safe from surveillance

The bad news: Anyone's internet privacy can be compromised. The good news: You can take steps to protect yourself.

By Serena O'Sullivan | March 22, 2017

The Farce Side comedy show at ASU's Memorial Union in Tempe, Arizona on Friday, Feb. 24, 2017.

When comedy becomes an act of rebellion

In the face of an administration many see as unjust, comedy may be the most powerful weapon.

By David Marino | February 27, 2017

Top 5 takeaways from the 2016 Democratic National Convention

The #DemsInPhilly made history by choosing a woman to be their presidential nominee.

By Joshua Bowling | July 28, 2016

Cartoon illustration done on Wednesday, July 13, 2016.

More at stake: Why America should vote for more than its president

If passing legislation in D.C. was a firework, the President would simply be the fuse, but Congress is the explosion.

By Editorial Board | July 25, 2016

ASU alumnus hosts PG13 Disney Channel Original Movie podcast

ASU alumnus Zach Heltzel hosts a podcast about the Disney Channel Original Movies he watched as a child of the '90s.

By Emi Kamezaki | July 25, 2016

Chompie's on University Drive in Tempe pictured on Sunday, July 24, 2016.

Chompie's, Tempe restaurants partner with DoorDash to implement third-party delivery

Restaurants near ASU are now offering delivery through DoorDash to meet the needs of an increasingly busy society.

By Joshua Bowling | July 25, 2016

The top 5 takeaways from the Republican National Convention

The Republican National Election in Cleveland, Ohio had no small amount of spectacle, making it difficult to keep track of what was planned and what was not.

By Joshua Bowling | July 22, 2016

ASU hockey coach Greg Powers watches the Sun Devils play at the Oceanside Ice Arena in Tempe, Ariz. The Sun Devils led Southern New Hampshire 7-1 after the second period.

ASU hockey’s Desert Hockey Classic moves to Prescott

After an inaugural season at the Coyotes’ Gila River Arena, the Sun Devils will host their four-team tournament in Prescott Valley.

By Matt Layman | July 22, 2016

Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton speaks during a campaign stop at Carl Hayden Community High School in Phoenix, Arizona, on Monday, March 21, 2016.

Top 5 things to look for at the Democratic National Convention this year

The Democratic National Convention should mirror the Republican National Convention, only without all the hype.

By Joshua Bowling | July 18, 2016

Presidential candidate Donald Trump speaks during his rally at Fountain Park in Fountain Hills, Arizona, on Saturday, March 19, 2016.

Top 5 things to look for at the Republican National Convention this year

Conventions remind the nation that the election is just around the corner — only this year, it will be in typical Trump fashion.

By Joshua Bowling | July 18, 2016

Jean Makin retires from ASU Art Museum, leaves legacy of excellence

After growing the ASU Art Museum's print collection and impacting countless students, Jean Makin retired from her position as the museum's curator of prints.

By Emi Kamezaki | July 13, 2016

Law students and Barrow Neurological Institute residents work to patent medical innovations

ASU law students are offering their patent expertise to residents at Barrow Neurological Institute.

By Arren Kimbel-Sannit | July 13, 2016

The intersection of Mill Avenue and 7th Street, where two student housing developments were proposed, pictured on Thursday, July 7.

Tempe City Council shoots down student housing for going against downtown 'vision'

The Tempe City Council rejected two student housing proposals because they did not fit the council's vision for the downtown area.

By Joshua Bowling | July 12, 2016

ASU alumni help wildlife enthusiasts swim with sharks

Following the Discovery Channel's 29th year of "Shark Week," it’s easy to think of sharks as deadly creatures.

By Ryan Wadding | July 10, 2016

The current empty lot on the northwest corner of Ash Avenue and University Drive where The Local is planned for 2018.

Tempe City Council approves Whole Foods, residential development for downtown area

Tempe City Council approved a development which would bring downtown Tempe its first grocery store in over 10 years.

By Joshua Bowling | July 9, 2016

Schreiner's Fine Sausage specialty shop carries 60 sausage types and various deli meats, as well as a $5 brown bag lunch. Image taken Tuesday, July 5, 2016.

3 Valley specialty shops for your inner artisan

Enter the specialty market: A time-honored institution for those who want to imitate the feeling of living in Lyon without having to leave the comfort of their own cities.

By Arren Kimbel-Sannit | July 7, 2016

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