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Despite state incentives, Arizona struggles to retain teachers

The Arizona Teachers Academy offers scholarships to students studying education that has resulted in steady enrollment, but the state has problems retaining teachers post graduation.

By Phineas Hogan | November 9, 2023

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Tempe to preserve Hayden Mill and develop the area around it

Plans to restore the Hayden Flour Mill in to expanded retail and recreational spaces also honors Native heritage.

By Phineas Hogan and Brenna Gauchat | November 9, 2023

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Panel discussing desalination in Mexico fails to include environmental impact, Mexican voices

The panelists focused on the technological capabilities of desalination but disregarded active environmental criticism from others in the field.

By Sophia Ramirez | November 9, 2023

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No. 16 ASU Hockey to face off against No. 2 Denver team in ranked matchup

This weekend, ASU will face a tough opponent in the Denver Pioneers, who are one of the best teams in the country, as they look to defend home ice

By Justin Carter | November 9, 2023

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Guest speaker discusses free speech and expression on college campuses

ASU invited a guest speaker to talk about free expression on campuses after months of protests and controversial events

By Ghadiel Navarrete | November 9, 2023

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ASU men's basketball stumbles in season-opener against Mississippi State

Bobby Hurley's rebuilt roster faced its first test of the season against Mississippi State and was blown out 71-56 due to lackluster play at every position.

By Jack Barron | November 9, 2023

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Insight Gallery: Witnessing the Psyche Mission

View our photos as we traveled from Arizona to Florida to cover the Psyche mission rocket launch.

By Morgan Kubasko | November 8, 2023

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The bridge between artificial and human intelligence: How AI could experience life

Industry experts in artificial intelligence believe that while conscious AI may be possible, it poses challenges to fabrication in real life.

By Hunter Rhea | November 8, 2023

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Arizona Attorney General hopes to ban vape flavors for young people

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes signed a letter with other attorneys general across the county hoping to ban flavored vape products accused of being directed toward younger demographics.

By Maddie LeBerre | November 8, 2023

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Jewish organizations on campus file petition to ASU administration to reject BDS

Jewish organizations across campus endorsed a petition calling on ASU administration, faculty and student leaders "to attend at least one training session on antisemitism, the Holocaust and life in Israel"

By Shane Brennan | November 7, 2023

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ASU students break new ground with Axoniverse’s innovative biochip technology

Axoniverse, an innovative startup founded by students at ASU, is on the cutting edge of biocomputing technology, developing biochips that integrate living neurons for advanced information processing.

By Dimitra Manatou | November 7, 2023

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No. 7 ranked ASU Wrestling wants to leave mark on Pac-12

With their last season in the Pac-12 ASU's wrestling squad hopes to win at all levels and stay consistent on the mats and with team building. 

By Henry Smardo | November 3, 2023

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Pac-12 to Big 12: How the change will affect ASU's smaller sports

With the upcoming conference change, ASU's smaller sports teams are looking forward to making an impact in the Big 12.

By Hayden Corrado and Henry Smardo | November 2, 2023

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Inside women's basketball newcomer Marina Radocaj's confidence in upcoming freshman season

Freshman Marina Radocaj brings versatility and international experience to Sun Devils women's basketball.

By Aya Abdeen | November 2, 2023

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Final steps toward X-ray innovation: ASU's CXFEL to complete first phase this spring

The first phase of the CXFEL project will obtain diffraction patterns through experiments, allowing a closer look at proteins and other biological components.

By Dimitra Manatou | November 2, 2023

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Opinion: Learning with ASU Online is difficult

Larger classes and accelerated courses make it harder for ASU Online students to learn effectively and be engaged. ASU should change that structure.

By Amanda Reboredo | November 2, 2023

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ASU community calls on University to take further action against Turning Point USA

Students, local organizations and faculty speak out against TPUSA and their controversial past on campus

By Shane Brennan and Alysa Horton | November 1, 2023

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Kenny Dillingham said ASU is 'turning a corner' on NIL. Here's why

From 'extremely behind' to 'turning a corner,' ASU's NIL regime is on the way up. 

By Alex Wakefield | November 1, 2023

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Student organizations call on ASU to boycott and divest from companies supporting Israel

Students for Justice in Palestine at ASU presented a petition for the University to boycott and divest from Israel and have organized protests on campus and in Phoenix.

By Phineas Hogan | November 1, 2023

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Opinion: If ASU wants to produce the best and brightest in STEM, it shouldn't weed them out

Weed-out classes make the STEM experience more of a professor lottery than an academic challenge – this needs to stop.

By River Graziano | November 1, 2023

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