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ASU announces all 2020 summer study abroad trips are canceled

The Study Abroad Office announced all ASU summer study abroad trips are canceled.

By Wyatt Myskow | March 23, 2020

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How and why we use online proctored exams

Online proctoring exam services have an impact on both faculty and students and how this impacts testing. 

By Anusha Natarajan | March 22, 2020

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The long way home: Students abroad return over coronavirus concerns

A look at the experience ASU study abroad and grant-funded students have had thanks to COVID-19.

By Wyatt Myskow | March 22, 2020

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COVID-19 case confirmed at The Cottages of Tempe

A resident at The Cottages of Tempe, a popular housing option for ASU students, has tested positive for COVID-19, the complex said in an email to residents. 

By Grace Lieberman | March 21, 2020

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Despite canceled postseasons, ASU's winter coaches still awarded bonuses

Despite all winter sports championships being canceled, the coaches in those sports will be awarded bonuses.

By Leo Tochterman | March 19, 2020

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Gov. Doug Ducey closes some businesses, calls for National Guard to aid during coronavirus outbreak

After a week of criticism, Gov. Doug Ducey unveiled action to stop the spread of coronavirus, including closing restaurants and bars.

By Piper Hansen | March 19, 2020

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Tempe mayor orders closures of bars, restaurants, movie theaters, gyms

Mayor Mark Mitchell's proclamation came after Tempe City Council issued a citywide emergency Wednesday.

By Vandana Ravikumar | March 19, 2020

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Tempe declares citywide emergency to combat coronavirus spread

The city of Tempe issued an ordinance declaring an "extraordinary local emergency" citywide. 

By Grace Lieberman and Wyatt Myskow | March 18, 2020

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COVID-19 cases in Arizona jump to 27

Cases of COVID-19 rose to 27 in Arizona Wednesday morning. 

By Wyatt Myskow | March 18, 2020

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Joe Biden wins Arizona's preference election amid coronavirus fears

Joe Biden won Arizona's presidential preference election, separating himself even further from his Democratic opponent.

By Piper Hansen | March 17, 2020

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Review: 'The Invisible Man' brings the iconic horror character to new heights

The new film puts a haunting and modern perspective on the original story by H. G. Wells. 

By Timothy Xayasomloth | March 17, 2020

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Bars near ASU are closing due to COVID-19 concerns

Some bars have said that they'll only close if they're "forced to."

By Grace Lieberman and Vandana Ravikumar | March 17, 2020

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COVID-19: How Arizona's universities are responding to the pandemic

Arizona's public universities have responded to the COVID-19 outbreak in different ways.

By Vandana Ravikumar | March 17, 2020

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New vegan restaurant challenges traditional Mexican food

A new plant-based restaurant will be serving Mexican cuisine accompanied by a full bar in the Cornerstone plaza.

By Celeste Zuniga | March 17, 2020

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Arizona COVID-19 cases rise to 20, Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego declares a state of emergency

There are two more confirmed COVID-19 cases in Arizona, and ADHS released new recommendations for bars and restaurants. 

By Grace Lieberman and Wyatt Myskow | March 17, 2020

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Presidential preference election still on for tomorrow: What you need to know

Despite Friday's confusion, Arizona's presidential preference election will still happen Tuesday. Here's what you need to know about where, when and how you can vote in Maricopa County.

By Piper Hansen and Madison Thomas | March 16, 2020

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Ballot initiatives hope to fund Arizona education

Voters may decide in November whether they want a sales tax increase and a selective income tax for the betterment of Arizona public education.

By Piper Hansen | March 16, 2020

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Video: Agility Dogs at ASU compete in the first Intercollegiate Dog Agility Nationals

One year after becoming the first charter part of the Intercollegiate Dog Agility Association, Agility Dogs at ASU competed in the first Intercollegiate Dog Agility Nationals.

By Samantha Chow | March 16, 2020

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USG Tempe still working to encourage voting, implement policies

Senate resolutions regarding civic engagement passed last semester and are still in the works for further implementation.

By Piper Hansen | March 16, 2020

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Q&A: COVID-19 and Arizona's economy

Mary Teagarden, an associate dean and professor at the Thunderbird School of Global Management, answered questions about what we can expect to see in the local economy due to COVID-19. 

By Grace Lieberman and Wyatt Myskow | March 16, 2020

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