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ASU clubs raise awareness about continuing Syrian refugee crisis

Arizona accepts more refugees than most other states, and the ASU community is at the ready to provide aid when needed.

By Wissam Melhem | February 28, 2018

The Forks Estate: How students can help pay for their tuition

This episode of The Forks Estate discusses creative ways in which students can pay for their tuition.

By Morgan Willis | February 28, 2018

ASU's intramural rulebook eliminated gender scoring differentials

Women were formerly given more points if they scored in intramural games – ASU no longer plays by those rules.

By Anthony Totri | February 26, 2018

DACA community feels some relief after court decision, vows to keep fighting

A U.S. Supreme Court decision today may give Congress more time to secure a permanent solution for DACA recipients.

By Fortesa Latifi and Wissam Melhem | February 26, 2018

ASU professor Lawrence Krauss accused of sexual misconduct

ASU professor Lawrence Krauss has been accused of sexual misconduct by multiple colleagues and students over the past 10 years.

By Chris Scragg | February 25, 2018

Students are 'N Luv' with T-Pain's Devilpalooza 2018 performance

ASU students took the opportunity to see T-Pain live at Devilpalooza 2018.

By Alexis Potter | February 25, 2018

Politics Weekly Roundup: From DACA to the Parkland shooting

This week, reporters spoke with DACA students who are growing more anxious and future teachers worried about their safety in the classroom in the wake of recent school shootings.

By Andrew Nicla | February 25, 2018

ASU women's hockey competes, but falls to No. 4 Lindenwood

The ASU women's hockey team was upended 3-0 against Lindenwood Belleville in the first game of the WWCHL playoffs.

By Andrew Bell | February 23, 2018

The price of power: Gender pay gap pervades among ASU deans

Only three of the 10 top-paid deans at ASU are women, reflecting a nationwide wage gap and underrepresentation of women in high professional positions.

By MacKinley Lutes-Adlhoch | February 22, 2018

ASU student workers have employment options with surprisingly high wages

ASU offers some student jobs that pay almost five times the current Arizona minimum wage.

By Taylor Rivera | February 21, 2018

Here are the best and most anticipated apps invented by ASU students

Shlacker, Frenzi, AirGarage and more are highlighted as some of the best new or upcoming apps from ASU students and alumni.

By Mitchell Atencio | February 21, 2018

ASU co-created a university coalition to fight climate change

ASU and 12 other educational institutions have committed to sharing their climate change research and to reducing energy use and emissions.

By Chris Scragg | February 21, 2018

Government scholarship time limits impact students with disabilities

Students have to factor in time limits on federal scholarships when paying for college.

By Andrew Howard | February 21, 2018

Are self-driving cars and the ASU Tempe campus a match made in heaven?

Companies such as Uber use the area around the ASU Tempe campus to train their self-driving cars to react to diverse challenges.

By Mia Armstrong | February 19, 2018

Students can pay 10 dollars for 60 pounds of 'rescued' produce

In partnership with ASU clubs, Borderlands Food Bank offers students produce at 17 cents per pound.

By Wissam Melhem | February 19, 2018

From an ASU classroom to Congress? ASU professor sets her sights on D.C.

An ASU nursing professor hopes to bring her clinical experience to represent Arizona in Washington.

By Ryan Hood | February 19, 2018

GPSA and USG West pass proposed $15 student health fee increase

With a majority of campuses now in favor of the proposed increase, the vote will be finalized next week by the Council of Presidents.

By Fortesa Latifi and Lazar Vukcevic | February 16, 2018

USG Polytechnic unanimously passes proposed student health fee increase

USGP voted unanimously in favor of increasing the Health and Wellness fee, meaning that only one more student government has to agree to the measure to finalize the fee raise.

By Tina Giuliano | February 15, 2018

ASU scientists examine Mars using imaging filters

Using the Mastcam, an imaging system on the Curiosity rover, ASU scientists can study rocks and minerals on Mars.

By Sabine Galvis | February 15, 2018

USG representatives use ASU's 'Day at the Capitol' to establish relationships with lawmakers

Students who attended the event said interacting with lawmakers is their most powerful asset.

By Andrew Nicla | February 14, 2018

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