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Hit the books: Budding teachers comment on the current state of the education system

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Students at the Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College grapple with longstanding issues within Arizona's education system, both during their educational careers and post-graduation

By Fatima Gabir | April 27, 2023

Abroad in America: The unique opportunities and barriers faced by international students in the U.S.

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When American students study abroad, the experience is short-lived, often treated like a vacation. For international students who travel to the ASU for college, the circumstances couldn’t be more different

By Leah Mesquita | April 27, 2023

Treading water: The ethics of ASU's presence in Hawaiʻi

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In a time where Native Hawaiians are being vocal about foreign entities in the islands, ASU’s work in Hawaiʻi has to be more inclusive than ever

By Savannah Dagupion | April 26, 2023

'The thickest skin you'll ever see': Does journalism school prepare women for the field?

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Women in journalism are often made to not feel good enough to work in the field, starting in their educational career

By Camila Pedrosa | April 16, 2023

More than a headscarf: Muslim women and hijab

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The hijab is often politicized and trivialized, but it remains deeply personal and multifaceted for these five Muslim women

By Fatima Gabir | April 16, 2023

The art of becoming a stan — SPM Spectrum Issue

The art of becoming a stan: From One Direction to BTS

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Fandoms are more than a place to find community — for some, it’s all about the celebrity

By Leah Mesquita | April 13, 2023

Hit the books: Budding teachers comment on the current state of the education system

Abroad in America: The unique opportunities and barriers faced by international students in the U.S.

Treading water: The ethics of ASU's presence in Hawaiʻi

'The thickest skin you'll ever see': Does journalism school prepare women for the field?

More than a headscarf: Muslim women and hijab

The art of becoming a stan: From One Direction to BTS

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The art of becoming a stan: From One Direction to BTS

Satire: Revamping the Binary

A rocky road: Expanding the male-dominated music industry

To live for herself: Being a trans woman at ASU

8,000 miles away: Crossing the chasm between LGBTQ+ identity and cultural heritage

Shades of red: How periods are viewed in society

Connection lost: When the educational digital divide becomes a chasm

Farms of the future: How ASU is growing food out of the ground

Uncanny brushstrokes: AI art bots are reshaping and disrupting the art world

New platform, old paradigm: The high-profile dollars and cutting edge research of the fake news panic

'For once': Black women in STEM at ASU

Satire: Chatting GPT

Meet Sunny: Every ASU student's best friend

Mile by mile: The self-driving cars of tomorrow are already here

'If you can't pay, you can't stay': The skyrocketing cost of college has transformed the student experience

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