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ASU announces new network to connect startups with potential investors

President Michael Crow announced the new investors network during ASU's Founder Day. 

By Nathanael Gabler | April 9, 2018

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ASU announces its speaker for the 2018 undergraduate commencement

L. Rafael Reif, the president of MIT and a first-generation college graduate, will give the address at this year's undergraduate commencement. 

By Kimberly Rapanut | April 9, 2018

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ASU ArtSpace West explores U.S. commodification of indigenous spaces

Jacob Meders' exhibition calls attention to the gentrification of Native culture and resources through discarded Christian effigies.

By Melissa Robbins | April 8, 2018

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The ASU Society for Art Video promotes a dialogue on all things abject

Collaborative filmmaker duo Duke and Battersby will guide a conversation on the power of the video arts for social change with the ASU Society for Art Video from April 5-7.

By Grace Oldham | April 8, 2018

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Garth Johnson leaves position as ASU Art Museum ceramics curator

"Serving as the curator of ceramics there has been the most fulfilling and rewarding experience of my life," the ASU ceramics curator wrote in a March 31 Facebook post. 

By Alexis Potter | April 7, 2018

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ASU goes fashion forward

ASU's new Fashion Technology class brings students of different backgrounds together to create wearable technology.

By Jessica Myers | April 5, 2018

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ASU alumnus' film to be featured in the Phoenix Film Festival

A Q&A with ASU alumnus and filmmaker Victor Vargas, whose film "Check, Please!" will be featured in the Phoenix Film Festival on April 11, 13 and 14.

By Joseph Perez | April 5, 2018

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Students work to deliver SolarSPELL technology to countries in need

Dr. Laura Hosman brought the program to ASU a year and a half ago and has worked with students to upgrade the system to better fit the Peace Corps' needs.

By Mitchell Atencio and Alexis Egeland | April 4, 2018

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School of Civic and Economic Thought and Leadership fights national criticism

Despite its unusual roots, ASU's School of Civic and Economic Thought and Leadership denies that it has a partisan slant.

By Mia Armstrong | April 4, 2018

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ASU organizations support action against sexual assault during April

Multiple organizations around ASU will be holding events and initiatives to promote student solidarity and action during Sexual Assault Awareness Month. 

By Chelsea Hofmann | April 2, 2018

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ASU KEDtalks foster 'conversations for the curious'

KEDtalks, an educational video series on interdisciplinary research happening at ASU, take cues from TED Talks to highlight University innovation. 

By Andrew Thaung | April 2, 2018

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ASU lacrosse falls at home to Stanford 20-8

After a 20-8 loss against the Stanford Cardinals, The Sun Devils look to knock their record back up to .500 Sunday, April 1, against the California Golden Bears.

By Nick Sheehy | March 30, 2018

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ASU education students and alum confront realities of teaching in Arizona

With Arizona's low teacher pay, students in the Teachers College must decide whether or not to stay in the state after graduation.

By Andrew Howard | March 30, 2018

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Blackface painting exhibited at ASU Art Museum divides University scholars

The ASU Art Museum is currently displaying "Bamboozled" by black artist Michael Ray Charles, despite internal concerns that the painting is racially insensitive.

By Melissa Robbins | March 29, 2018

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Arizona Attorney General lawsuit against ABOR persists

According to the Arizona Board of Regents, 11 years ago the Arizona Supreme Court ruled that no one should intervene with ABOR’s tuition-setting mandate — but that didn't stop the Arizona Attorney General from filing a lawsuit in September 2017. 

By Tina Giuliano and Andrew Nicla | March 29, 2018

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Sun Devils UNITE for a week of community service and FUNdraising

The fifth annual Sun Devils UNITE will bring Sun Devil's together for a week of community service to benefit Valley of the Sun United Way.

By Megan Barbera | March 28, 2018

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ASU commits to being the largest fair trade-designated university in the U.S.

Fair trade options will be found in ASU dining halls, catered events and retail stores. 

By Kimberly Rapanut | March 28, 2018

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ASU uses mandatory reporting to fight sexual misconduct on campus

What is the legal basis, purpose, controversy and training behind ASU’s Title IX mandatory reporting requirement, and what obligations does it create for student workers? 

By Mia Armstrong | March 28, 2018

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Students can reduce stress before finals with ASU yoga and meditation events

Research shows that yoga can have substantial health and wellness benefits, and YesPlus at ASU wants to bring those benefits to students.

By Chelsea Hofmann | March 26, 2018

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Couple who met at ASU opens 'one-stop shop' for Valley gamers

ASU alumni couple who opened a gaming store in East Mesa in 2017 provide a unique environment for fans of gaming and cosplay.

By Jose Ivan Cazares and Austin Villegas | March 26, 2018

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