"Body/Magic: Liz Cohen" exhibition opens at ASU Art Museum
The ASU Art Museum is featuring a new exhibition from Liz Cohen called “Body/Magic,” which shines light on issues of femininity, immigration and nonconformity.
The ASU Art Museum is featuring a new exhibition from Liz Cohen called “Body/Magic,” which shines light on issues of femininity, immigration and nonconformity.
Immigrant children are often taught gratitude as a coping mechanism.
On Wednesday, President Trump will be holding a rally in support of his reelection bid. ASU students talk about the effect of the Trump administration here at ASU.
The "Speak Out" gallery features work from students at SMHS that expresses opinions about a range of modern social and civil rights issues.
Arizona activist and former ASU associate Scott Warren found not guilty for harboring migrants on Wednesday.
Protests and activism are essential for grassroots political change at ASU.
While the U.S. government claims Warren was abetting illegal immigrants, he argues he was working to save lives in the Arizona desert.
The ASU community should show its support for Warren and his humanitarian work.
Warren was arrested in January 2018 and now faces up to 20 years in federal prison.
ASU student who escaped religious discrimination wants to increase awareness for minorities everywhere.
An ASU humanities lab is hosting an event on Feb. 20 that will showcase students' immigration stories through art.
ASU student organizations are working to collect and distribute supplies to migrant families.
The U.S. will obtain economic and social benefits through a pathway to citizenship.
Two-dimensional victim narratives are just as bad as dehumanization.
Sunday's reaction to the Trans Queer Pueblo protest at Pride is an embarrassment to the LGBT community.
After being elected Maricopa County Sheriff in November, Paul Penzone faces an arduous road in uniting the Phoenix community.
Seven panelists, with backgrounds ranging from crisis response advocates to actual refugees and immigrants, spoke Thursday to students and faculty at the ASU West campus about the state of the nation in regards to the global refugee crisis under the current US administration.
With the idea of an immigration ban, an on campus club is assisting refugees that may be affected.
After a historic Super Bowl, I started thinking of a few historic events in the past that would be an even bigger deal today due to the nature of social media.
There are economic, environmental and human consequences attached to Trump's proposed border wall, and they will affect ASU students.
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